The study looked at how banks in Pakistan create liquidity by managing their assets and liabilities. They used methods from a previous study to measure this liquidity creation. The results showed that a total of Rs 2.55 trillion in liquidity was created by banks in Pakistan by June 2016, which is equal to 16.5% of the total assets of the banking industry. Large banks contributed the most to this liquidity creation, while medium-sized banks had less impact, and small banks also played a significant role in providing liquidity.