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Circular 16 of 2026 – Relaxation allowed for participation in Prime Minister Apna Ghar Program to Housing Finance Companies and NBMFCs
DownloadThe ultimate objective of IFD is to create a standardized and harmonized regulatory and supervisory framework, for a vibrant Islamic primary and secondary capital market.
SECP Commissioners Mr. Muzzafar Ahmed Mirza and Mr. Ali Farid Khwaja, engaged with the Sialkot business community to promote corporatization, ease of doing business, and capital market development. They highlighted SECP’s regulatory reforms, digital services, and the importance of informed investment to strengthen governance, transparency, and economic growth.
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SECP Chairman Dr. Kabir Ahmed Sidhu, during his visit to CDC Karachi, emphasized leveraging fintech and digital innovation to make investing more accessible and expand Pakistan’s investor base to 2.5 million. He highlighted the upcoming Asaan Connect App and praised CDC’s strong technological infrastructure and cybersecurity, reaffirming SECP and CDC’s commitment to a more inclusive and digitally enabled capital market.
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