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State Bank of Pakistan

Cash management, Single Treasury Rules implemented

Money & Banking
April 6, 2021July 13, 2025Mrs. Anjum Shahnawaz

The State Bank of Pakistan (SBP) announced on Tuesday the implementation of the Cash Management & Single Treasury Account (CM & TSA) Rules, 2020. This significant development aims to enhance the management of public finances by centralizing the treasury operations of the Federal Government.

In its announcement, the SBP informed banks that the Federal Government has introduced the Cash Management & Single Treasury Account Rules, 2020 in alignment with the Public Finance Management Act (PFMA), 2019. These rules apply to all Federal Government offices, including Ministries, Divisions, Executive Departments, Attached Departments, Subordinated Offices, and other offices or departments as designated by the Federal Government.

According to Rule 4 (2) of the Cash Management & Single Treasury Account Rules, 2020, all commercial banks are now required to conduct regular Know Your Customer (KYC) checks on existing bank accounts maintained by Federal Government offices. These checks must follow the prescribed format outlined in Annexure-A of the Cash Management & Single Treasury Account Rules. Additionally, commercial banks are prohibited from opening new accounts for Federal Government offices without the explicit authorization of the Finance Division, as stipulated under Section 31 of the PFMA, 2019.

The SBP emphasized that the closure of Federal Government accounts maintained with commercial banks must adhere to the detailed instructions previously issued by the Finance Department through FD Circular No.4 of 2020. Any deviations from the requirements set forth in the Act and Rules will be subject to penal actions under the relevant provisions of the law.

The implementation of the Cash Management & Single Treasury Account Rules is expected to streamline the management of public funds, ensuring better oversight and control. By centralizing the Federal Government’s treasury operations, the rules aim to reduce the fragmentation of public funds across multiple bank accounts, thereby improving liquidity management and financial reporting.

The SBP’s move to enforce these rules underscores the importance of robust financial management practices in maintaining economic stability. It also reflects the government’s commitment to improving transparency and accountability in public finance.

For banks, the implementation of these rules necessitates strict compliance with the KYC requirements and the closure protocols for Federal Government accounts. Financial institutions must ensure that their processes align with the new regulations to avoid potential penalties.

Overall, the Cash Management & Single Treasury Account Rules, 2020 represent a significant step towards strengthening public financial management in Pakistan. By consolidating the Federal Government’s financial resources, the rules aim to enhance efficiency and promote fiscal discipline, ultimately contributing to the country’s economic stability and growth.

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