ISLAMABAD, November 3, 2026: Mobilink Bank has received two honours at CFA Society Pakistan’s 23rd Annual Excellence Awards, securing recognition for its digital banking services for the fourth consecutive year and winning a separate award for gender diversity.
The bank received the Best Digital Banking Services of the Year 2025 award in the Telcos category and the Gender Diversity Award FY 2026 in the Non-Banking Financial Institutions category.
The digital banking recognition marks Mobilink Bank’s fourth consecutive win in the category, reflecting its continued focus on expanding access to financial services through digital platforms.
According to the bank, Mobilink Bank and JazzCash together serve more than 67 million registered users through a nationwide network of over 2.3 million merchants and agents.
During the past year, the bank launched digital Islamic banking operations and strengthened its digital onboarding services through the Dost application, targeting small businesses and communities with limited access to formal banking.
The gender diversity award recognised the bank’s efforts to increase women’s participation in leadership and financial services.
Women currently account for 44 percent of Mobilink Bank’s senior leadership, according to figures shared by the institution.
The bank said Mobilink Bank and JazzCash collectively serve more than 23 million women users and over five million women borrowers, with lending to women exceeding Rs163 billion.
It has also provided financial literacy training to 31,000 women, while its WIN Incubator has supported the graduation of 28 women-led startups.
Commenting on the awards, Mobilink Bank Chairman and JazzWorld CEO Aamir Ibrahim said the fourth consecutive digital banking recognition reflected customer confidence and the bank’s efforts to improve financial services.
He said the gender diversity award also highlighted the institution’s commitment to creating opportunities for employees while expanding financial inclusion across Pakistan.
Mobilink Bank President and CEO Haaris M. Chaudhary said the recognition reinforced the bank’s focus on digital banking, workplace inclusion and improving financial access for underserved communities.
He emphasised that the bank would continue working to strengthen financial services for small businesses and women.
Mobilink Bank was also recently recognised at the UN Women 2026 Asia-Pacific Women’s Empowerment Principles (WEPs) Awards, receiving the Community Engagement and Partnerships Award for initiatives supporting women’s economic participation through partnerships and community engagement.
The latest CFA Society Pakistan awards recognise Mobilink Bank’s performance in digital financial services and its efforts to promote gender diversity within the organisation and across its customer base.