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On Campus Recruitment

From the Blog lahoreschoolofeconomics The Bank Alfalah top management came to the Lahore School of Economics on June 11, 2015 to conduct a session for the MBA and Undergraduate students majoring in Finance. The top officials who were a part of the Bank Alfalah team consisted of Mr. Yasir Rashid (Group Head of Audit and Inspection Group), Mr. Tahir Khurshid (Head of Audit Retail Group), Mr. Sumair Zafar (Officiating Head of Management Audit and Risk Assets Review) and Mr. Syed Abid Salar (Audit Manager). Mr. Yasir Rashid, the Group Head of Audit and Inspection Group, began the session with a brief introduction of his Organization. He spoke about the functions and performance of the audit department at Bank Alfalah. He explained how audit has evolved over the years. Mr. Yasir also briefed the students regarding tpakistanblogs.blogspot.comRead Full PostComments

All about the Women

From the Blog pamirtimes[image: Kamran KArim]Kamran Karim Malang The narrative which births with the evolution of a male, often not got the attention, mainstream, but on the other hand it’s also discussed, sometime it rose as an ordinary with gradual or silent issues. But it’s a stream which incessantly flowing and making its own way, more than appreciable. Not bothering and deteriorating any item. There are several reasons but what my knowledge defines by surmising primordial or bygone time is: the traditions around the globe, the male owners, and male utter dominant societies. The notion was; excessively considered women something weakening sentiments, expertise, leading conscious or energy. The one, being who is physically weak, emotional, and facing bodily issues are no more than myth propositions,pakistanblogs.blogspot.comRead Full PostComments

Western Union: Disruptor or Disrupted?

From the Blog faisalkhan Many bitcoin ventures are aiming at disrupting the remittance market. Remittances (or Home Remittances as they are officially known), are a particular type of repeat money-transfer between two countries. Remittances are typically sent by the diaspora or foreign workers, sending *family maintenance* money back home. Gauging the size of the mark in the vicinity of US$ 600 Billion a year, remittances are touted as the *low hanging fruit*. Everyone wants a part of this pie. Invariably, Western Union, MoneyGram and Ria are always cited as the incumbents who would be disrupted because of costs and complacency. I wanted to find out how much truth there is to this statement. Is Western Union another Kodak or Blockbuster in the making? To find an answer I had to wiggle favors to get copakistanblogs.blogspot.comRead Full PostComments

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