Key Takeaways
- The government has reappointed Rehmat Ali Hasnie as NBP President/CEO for an additional two weeks.
- Hasnie was previously appointed in August 2023 and is now set to serve until a new CEO assumes office or the extension ends.
- He has been with NBP since 2010, holding various key positions including investment banking and corporate banking.
The government of Pakistan has extended the tenure of Rehmat Ali Hasnie as President/CEO of National Bank of Pakistan (NBP) for an additional two weeks. This decision was communicated through a notice to the Pakistan Stock Exchange (PSX) on Thursday, August 3, 2026.
Hasnie’s reappointment is contingent upon the assumption of office by the new CEO or until the current extension expires, whichever occurs first. In July 2023, he was proposed as the principal candidate for a permanent three-year term in this position.
Rehmat Ali Hasnie has been with NBP since 2010 and has held significant roles such as President/CEO. His extensive experience includes leadership positions in investment banking, corporate banking, and priority sector lending.
Hasnie’s career spans over two decades, during which he has contributed to various financial institutions in Pakistan. He holds an MA Degree in Development Banking from The American University (USA) and has served on the boards of several companies as a nominee director.
His appointment reflects his expertise in economics research, capital markets, investment banking, treasury, and credit markets. Hasnie’s background makes him well-suited for managing NBP during this transitional period.
The extension is aimed at ensuring continuity in operations while the search for a permanent successor continues. This move underscores the government's commitment to maintaining stability within Pakistan’s largest commercial bank.
