


SECP Chairperson Mr. Akif Saeed met with Askari Bank President Mr. Zia Ijaz to reaffirm SECP’s commitment to developing Pakistan’s Sukuk market as a key pillar of the Islamic capital market.
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
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.
Daily Stock Market Report dated April 30, 2026
DownloadMr. Imtiaz Haider highlighted SECP’s efforts in strengthening Pakistan’s Islamic finance ecosystem, noting significant growth in Shariah-compliant securities, Islamic mutual funds and the Sukuk market. He emphasized SECP’s structured approach and key initiatives to promote Islamic finance across sectors, aligning with the Federal Shariat Court’s Riba judgment.He expressed confidence that these reforms will position Pakistan […]
04/30/2026


SECP Chairperson Mr. Akif Saeed met with Askari Bank President Mr. Zia Ijaz to reaffirm SECP’s commitment to developing Pakistan’s Sukuk market as a key pillar of the Islamic capital market.
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