Chairman SECP Dr. Kabir Ahmed Sidhu called upon Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign Minister Senator Ishaq Dar in a meeting focused on strengthening Pakistan’s financial framework. The visit underscored regulatory priorities as the SECP seeks to push reforms across the sector.
The Deputy Prime Minister expressed confidence in Dr. Sidhu’s leadership to advance capital market reforms, modernize financial markets, and bolster the non-banking financial sector. He highlighted the need for a coordinated approach to ensure reforms translate into stronger market infrastructure and investor confidence across Pakistan.
Both leaders emphasized expanding access to financial services for the common man through enhanced support for NBFCs and related channels. Progress on capital market initiatives and a stronger non-banking financial sector are expected to play a key role in broadening financial inclusion and supporting sustainable market development.
