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The Securities and Exchange Commission of Pakistan is a regulator established with the objective of developing a modern and efficient corporate sector, insurance, NBFCs and capital markets
Laws
23/10/2025
Direction No 22 of 2024-Categorization of Open-Ended Collective Investment Scheme
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Company Formation
FAQs on Company Regulation 2024
Company Incorporation Video
Stepwise Procedure for Online Company Incorporation
FAQ's Incorporation
FAQ's Name Reservation
Forms/Applications/ Schedule of Filing of Returns
Manual Challan
User Registration System Guide
Registration of Company
Corporate Alerts
Online Company Formation
Mediation and Conciliation
Limited Liability Partnership
Services of Registered Intermediaries
Memorandum and Articles of Association
Fee Calculator
- Company Incorporation Fee Calculator
- Schedule of Fee/Seventh Schedule
- Authorized Share Capital Fee Calculator
Closing a Company
Running a Company
Foreign Company FAQs
Orders
Orders Issued Under
- Orders Issued Under Anti-Money Laundering Act, 2010
- Orders Issued Under Futures Market Act, 2016
- Orders Issued Under Companies Act 2017
- Orders Issued Under Takaful Rules, 2012
- Orders Issued Under Stock Exchanges Act, 2012
- Orders Issued Under Securities Ordinance 1969
- Orders Issued Under Securities Act 2015
- Orders Issued Under SECP Act 1997
- Orders Issued Under NBFC Rules, 2003
- Orders Issued Under Modaraba (Floatation and Control) Ordinance, 1980
- Orders Issued Under Brokers and Agents Rules, 2001
- Orders Issued Under Insurance Ordinance 2000
- Debt Securities Trustee Regulations, 2012
- Orders Issued Under Companies Rules, 1996
- Orders Issued Under Companies Ordinance 1984
- Orders Issued Under Companies (General Provisions & Forms) Rules, 1985
- Orders Issued Under Companies (Audit of Cost Accounts) Rules, 1998
- Orders Issued Under Companies (Amendments) Ordinance, 2002
- Orders Issued Under Commodity Exchange and Future Contracts Rules
- Orders Issued Under Central Depository Act, 1997
Islamic Finance
Islamic Finance
The ultimate objective of IFD is to create a standardized and harmonized regulatory and supervisory framework, for a vibrant Islamic primary and secondary capital market.
