Liquid Assets to Total Deposits of the Islamic Banking Institutions

This FSI is calculated by taking the value of nonperforming loans (NPLs) less the value of specific loan provisions as the numerator and capital as the denominator. Capital is measured as total capital and reserves in the sectoral balance sheet; for cross-border consolidated data; total regulatory capital can also be used. This FSI is a capital adequacy ratio and is an important indicator of the capacity of the deposit takers to withstand losses from NPLs.

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.

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This FSI is calculated by taking the value of nonperforming loans (NPLs) less the value of specific loan provisions as the numerator and capital as the denominator. Capital is measured as total capital and reserves in the sectoral balance sheet; for cross-border consolidated data; total regulatory capital can also be used. This FSI is a capital adequacy ratio and is an important indicator of the capacity of the deposit takers to withstand losses from NPLs.

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Series IDmoney.liquid_assets_total_deposits_islamic_banking
SourceSBP
Unit%
FrequencyQuarterly
First observation31 Dec 2009
Last observation31 Mar 2025
Tierbasic

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curl -H "X-API-Key: pk_live_xxx" \
  "https://api.pakdatahub.com/v1/series/money.liquid_assets_total_deposits_islamic_banking"

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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What is Liquid Assets to Total Deposits of the Islamic Banking Institutions?

This FSI is calculated by taking the value of nonperforming loans (NPLs) less the value of specific loan provisions as the numerator and capital as the denominator. Capital is measured as total capital and reserves in the sectoral balance sheet; for cross-border consolidated data; total regulatory capital can also be used. This FSI is a capital adequacy ratio and is an important indicator of the capacity of the deposit takers to withstand losses from NPLs.

Does PakDataHub have Pakistan money and banking data on Liquid Assets to Total Deposits of the Islamic Banking Institutions?

Yes. Liquid Assets to Total Deposits 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.liquid_assets_total_deposits_islamic_banking, with server-side transforms (YoY, index, % change).

How far back does Liquid Assets to Total Deposits of the Islamic Banking Institutions go?

PakDataHub carries Liquid Assets to Total Deposits of the Islamic Banking Institutions covering 2009 to 2025, updated on a quarterly basis from SBP.

How do I get Liquid Assets to Total Deposits of the Islamic Banking Institutions via the API?

Call GET /v1/series/money.liquid_assets_total_deposits_islamic_banking with your API key. Add ?format=csv for a download, or filter by date with from/to.