SECP

SECP Sets New Standards for Transparency in Collective Investment Schemes (CIS)! The Securities and Exchange Commission of Pakistan (SECP) has taken a monumental step by introducing reforms to standardize performance benchmarks for Mutual Funds. 💡 What This Means: Consistent performance metrics across all funds 📊 Greater transparency and investor confidence 💼 Alignment with global best practices 🌍 Key Features: ✅ Benchmarks tailored for both Conventional and Shariah-Compliant Schemes ✅ Peer group comparisons for informed decisions ✅ Simplified and reliable performance disclosures Adoption Deadline: 1 Month ⏳ 📢 Calling all Asset Management Companies, Mutual Funds, and Investors – a new chapter of ethical and informed investing begins now! #SECP #MutualFunds #TransparencyMatters #ShariahCompliantInvesting #InvestorProtection #CapitalMarkets

From vision to reality, ESG Sustain has been a transformative initiative toward sustainability, transparency, and inclusivity. 🌍 We are exhilarated to celebrate achievement of another milestone under the ESG Roadmap with all key stakeholders. ✨ Government of Pakistan #SECP #UNWomen #ESGSustain #Sustainability #Inclusivity #Transparency

A delegation of senior officials of Ethiopian Capital Market Authority and Ethiopian Securities Exchange (ESX) visited Securities & Exchange Commission of Pakistan, where they met with Commissioner Mujtaba Ahmad Lodhi and Commissioner Zeeshan R. Khattak along with other senior officers of SECP. The delegation expressed their interest in benefiting from SECP’s experience in supervision of capital markets and development of Shariah compliant segment. It was agreed to share information and further explore areas of common interest for cooperation and capacity building.

Thank you for supporting ESG Sustain, ICMAP! ✨️ #SECP #UNWomen #ESGSustain #Sustainability #Inclusivity #Transparency

We are grateful to Pakistan Institute of Corporate Governance: PICG (Official) for their valuable support for ESG Sustain. ✨️ #SECP #UNWomen #ESGSustain #Sustainability #Inclusivity #Transparency

To ensure effective implementation of Electronic Mortgage Register (EMR), SECP in collaboration with Pakistan Banks’ Association launched a series of capacity building sessions to equip banking professionals to utilize EMR portal effectively. The first session was conducted at Learning & Development Centre, BOP, Lahore on 13th December, 2024. The session was attended by SECP officials comprising of Ali Azeem Ikram, Executive Director, LRD, Shahzad Afzal Khan, Registrar of Companies, Shahbaz Sarwar, Incharge CRO, Lahore and Asif Muzaffar Sheikh, Joint Registrar. The awareness session was well-received, with participants lauding SECP’s efforts to modernize and streamline corporate processes.

SECP and ADRIC at CEE-IBA Sign MoU to Strengthen the ADR Ecosystem in Pakistan The SECP and ADR International Centre (ADRIC) at the Center for Executive Education CEE IBA, Karachi, have signed an MoU to enhance corporate governance and Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) frameworks in Pakistan. Signed by SECP Chairman Akif Saeed and Kamran Bilgrami Director CEE the partnership focuses on joint capacity building, ADR training, and establishing ADR desks within SECP and SECP member organizations to resolve corporate disputes efficiently. This collaboration aims to foster effective dispute resolution practices, contributing to regulatory stability and economic growth in Pakistan. #IBAKarachi #IBACEE #ADR #SECP

An awareness session with a primary focus on eZfile was organized by the *CRO Islamabad* team in collaboration with the Rawalpindi Chamber of Commerce & Industry. Mr. Saeedullah Khan Registrar/Incharge, Mr. Amir Saleem Additional Registar, Mr. Raza Khan Safi Assistant Registrar conducted the session. The session provided a comprehensive overview of the eZfile portal, the user registration process, the new procedure for the appointment and removal of directors, and the Companies Regulations, 2024. #ezfile #RCCI #SECP

The Securities and Exchange Commission of Pakistan (SECP), in collaboration with the Strategic Export Control Division (SECDIV) of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Government of Pakistan, conducted a capacity-building session for its officials. This interactive session focused on enhancing awareness of Proliferation Financing and understanding SECDIV's critical role in this domain. A number of participants actively engaged in the discussions, underscoring SECP’s commitment to fostering knowledge and compliance in this vital area.