CPD fellow urges macro reforms, saying good economics fuels good politics, to restore banking confidence

A fellow at the Centre for Policy Dialogue has called for sweeping macroeconomic reforms. He emphasized that sound economics underpins effective politics. The reforms aim to restore confidence in the banking sector. He warned that lingering weaknesses threaten financial stability. Proposed measures include strengthening capital buffers and improving supervision. He also suggested enhancing transparency in loan‑pricing practices. The commentary was published in The Business Standard. Policymakers are expected to consider the recommendations in upcoming regulatory reviews.