EXIM Bank Partners with AutoSoft Dynamics for Shariah‑Compliant Core Banking Upgrade
Export‑Import Bank of Pakistan (Pak EXIM) has signed an agreement with AutoSoft Dynamics to implement a next‑generation, Shariah‑compliant core banking system, marking a major digital transformation for the state‑owned lender.
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Banks and Technology sectors benefit from Pak EXIM's core banking upgrade, creating a buy bias on related tickers.
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Open on ProPakistani## Overview
Export‑Import Bank of Pakistan (Pak EXIM) announced the onboarding of AutoSoft Dynamics to deliver a modern, next‑generation core banking system. The platform is designed to meet the bank’s evolving operational, regulatory and business needs while adhering to Shariah principles.
## Details of the Agreement
Under the signed agreement, AutoSoft Dynamics will provide Pak EXIM with a robust, scalable technology foundation that supports the bank’s mission of facilitating trade, export development and economic growth. The solution will enhance operational resilience, improve service capabilities, and strengthen governance.
## Strategic Significance
The partnership signals a broader push toward technology‑driven modernization in Pakistan’s financial sector. Pak EXIM’s President & CEO Shahbaz Hussain Syed highlighted that the new system is crucial for supporting the country’s export growth agenda and for positioning the bank to meet the digital demands of exporters and stakeholders.
Bilal Mahmood, CEO of AutoSoft Dynamics, emphasized the milestone for Pakistan’s banking technology landscape, noting the firm’s 60‑year regional expertise and the backing of its parent group Andromeda, a subsidiary of Constellation Software Inc. (TSX:CSU).
## Market Implications
The move is expected to boost confidence in indigenous banking technology solutions and may encourage other financial institutions to adopt similar Shariah‑compliant platforms, potentially benefiting technology providers listed on the PSX.