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Bank Deposit In Pakistan Case Study

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CHAPTER 1
INTRODUCTION
The purpose of present thesis is to better comprehend the impact of inflation on bank deposit in Pakistan throughout the year of 2006 to 2014. The key intention of this study is to explore the affiliation between bank deposit and inflation. The study of this relationship reveals the observable facts that how this economic factors affects the financial routines of the banking sector. According to the previous review the subject of the inflation always residue among the other economic distress in Pakistan. The rising trend of Inflation always harmfully affected the financial sectors of the country. Inflation gives the impression to be an unrelieved problem in many parts of the world. High Inflation rate creates the catastrophic effects on folk’s living standard. Especially …show more content…

They added that increase in inflation rate hurts the functions of financial markets as result generate the financial development of the country begin in diminishing growth.
Haron and Azmi in 2006 have examined the determinants of deposit in commercial bank of Malaysia. They have used the cointegration techniques to show that commercial bank of Malaysia is dependent on deposit which people placed in bank account. In their study they explain the theory of Keynesian the reason of holding the money. He explored the behavior of saving. For capture this motives banks classifies the facility as per people intention. They have described their intentions which are
• Demand deposit is for those customers of bank who not enough money for their expenditure of households they earn their income to cover their expenses. The purpose of this facility is to facilitate the people for their business and daily commitments. Expenses.
• Saving Account is for the purpose of future investment.
• Third is only deposit hold by individual or firm just balance their fund it can be hold for unforeseen

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