SECP and Iqra University launch ethical investment competition for women

The Securities and Exchange Commission of Pakistan (SECP) and the Iqra University Center for Excellence in Islamic FinTech (IU-CEIF) launched Empowered Women – Ethical Investments in Karachi. This two-month investment competition aims to build practical skills and financial awareness for female university students, faculty, and staff throughout Pakistan.
SECP Commissioner Imtiaz Haider highlighted initiatives designed to improve access to finance for women. Pakistan currently offers a digital financing product specifically for micro, small, and medium enterprises led by women.
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Procedures for opening capital market accounts have been simplified to facilitate easier participation. Women make up 59% of active borrowers within the non-banking financial company sector.
In non-banking microfinance, women represent 82% of the demographic.





















































































