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Pakistan-based Bank of Punjab is looking to replace its in-house developed Cobol-based core banking system. The bank is looking to roll out a new platform to its 400 branches, and hopes to interface new technology such as internet and mobile banking. However, Transparency International Pakistan has raised concerns about the selection process.
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