SECP inked an agreement with the three Centers for Excellence in Islamic finance (LUMS, IBA and IMS) at the SECP Headquarters, Islamabad, to make joint and collaborative efforts for the promotion and development of Islamic capital markets.
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SECP inked an agreement with the three Centers for Excellence in Islamic finance (LUMS, IBA and IMS) at the SECP Headquarters, Islamabad, to make joint and collaborative efforts for the promotion and development of Islamic capital markets.
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