Customer Deposits to Total Financing of the Islamic Banking Institutions
This FSI is sometimes used to detect liquidity problems¿a low ratio might indicate potential liquidity stress in the banking system; and perhaps a loss of depositor and investor confidence in the long-term viability of the sector.
Historical series — ends 2025. The source no longer publishes this exact series (it was typically replaced by a newer base year or table). For current data, search the catalog or see related series below.
About this series
This FSI is sometimes used to detect liquidity problems¿a low ratio might indicate potential liquidity stress in the banking system; and perhaps a loss of depositor and investor confidence in the long-term viability of the sector.
Use cases
- Chart customer deposits to total financing of the islamic banking institutions and its full history in a dashboard or research note
- Track money and credit conditions via customer deposits to total financing of the islamic banking institutions
- Feed customer deposits to total financing of the islamic banking institutions into a banking or liquidity model
- Pull customer deposits to total financing of the islamic banking institutions into your stack as JSON or CSV
Who uses this
- Bank / ALM analyst
- Macro researcher
- Economist
- Fixed-income desk
Metadata
| Series ID | money.customer_deposits_total_financing_islamic_ba |
|---|---|
| Source | SBP |
| Unit | % |
| Frequency | Quarterly |
| First observation | 31 Dec 2009 |
| Last observation | 31 Mar 2025 |
| Tier | basic |
Fetch it
curl -H "X-API-Key: pk_live_xxx" \
"https://api.pakdatahub.com/v1/series/money.customer_deposits_total_financing_islamic_ba"
JSON by default; add ?format=csv for CSV, from/to to filter dates, or transform=yoy|mom|pct_change|3ma|index for server-side transforms. See the series endpoint docs and pricing.
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FAQ
What is Customer Deposits to Total Financing of the Islamic Banking Institutions?
This FSI is sometimes used to detect liquidity problems¿a low ratio might indicate potential liquidity stress in the banking system; and perhaps a loss of depositor and investor confidence in the long-term viability of the sector.
Does PakDataHub have Pakistan money and banking data on Customer Deposits to Total Financing of the Islamic Banking Institutions?
Yes. Customer Deposits to Total Financing of the Islamic Banking Institutions is an official Pakistan money and banking time series (quarterly, from SBP) available on the PakDataHub API, covering 2009 to 2025. Query it as JSON or CSV at /v1/series/money.customer_deposits_total_financing_islamic_ba, with server-side transforms (YoY, index, % change).
How far back does Customer Deposits to Total Financing of the Islamic Banking Institutions go?
PakDataHub carries Customer Deposits to Total Financing of the Islamic Banking Institutions covering 2009 to 2025, updated on a quarterly basis from SBP.
How do I get Customer Deposits to Total Financing of the Islamic Banking Institutions via the API?
Call GET /v1/series/money.customer_deposits_total_financing_islamic_ba with your API key. Add ?format=csv for a download, or filter by date with from/to.