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The Board Resolution For Adding Authorised Signatory In Bank is a crucial corporate governance document used when a company needs to designate new individuals with the authority to conduct banking transactions. In Pakistan, this document is required by banks and must comply with the Companies Act 2017, Banking Companies Ordinance 1962, and State Bank of Pakistan regulations. It's typically needed when appointing new executives, during organizational restructuring, or when existing signatories leave the organization. The resolution must be passed in a properly convened board meeting and includes specific details about the signatory's powers, transaction limits, and the accounts they can operate. This document serves as the bank's primary authority to accept instructions from the newly appointed signatory and forms part of the company's essential corporate records.

1. Title and Company Details: Full legal name of the company, company registration number, and registered office address

2. Meeting Details: Date, time, venue of the board meeting, and statement of proper convening

3. Attendance Record: List of directors present and absent, confirmation of quorum

4. Chairperson Declaration: Statement identifying the chairperson of the meeting

5. Background: Brief context explaining the need for adding new authorized signatory

6. Main Resolution: Formal resolution text specifying the addition of new signatory, their details, and extent of authority

7. Signing Authority Details: Specific powers and limitations granted to the new signatory

8. Bank Account Details: Relevant bank account numbers and branch details

9. Certification: Declaration of the resolution's validity and authorization for submission to bank