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Before you can register your company in Pakistan, the very first step is to choose a unique name. This is essential because your company will be a separate legal entity, and the name is how it will be identified in…
The SECP, or Securities and Exchange Commission of Pakistan, is like a watchdog for businesses in Pakistan. Its job is to make sure companies follow the rules, are fair to investors, and keep everything transparent. Think of them as the…
In an effort to enhance corporate transparency and combat financial crimes, the Securities and Exchange Commission of Pakistan (SECP) has introduced regulations requiring companies to disclose their Ultimate Beneficial Owners (UBOs). This is primarily achieved through the filing of Form…
So, you’re thinking about registering a company in Pakistan? That’s great! But before you start, it’s important to be well-prepared. Making an informed decision can save you valuable time and money and help you avoid potential pitfalls. Here are a…
Starting a company in Pakistan? The Memorandum of Association (MoA) is your first and most crucial step. Think of it as the foundation upon which your entire business structure is built. In this blog post, we’ll break down the five…
Are you thinking about upgrading your PEC firm or starting a new company in Pakistan? Understanding your Articles of Association (AOA) is a crucial step. Often considered a company’s rulebook, the AOA outlines the legal framework for how your company…
In the world of corporate compliance, things are always evolving. One recent change you need to be aware of is the abolition of SECP Form 28. This form, which used to be essential for notifying the SECP about new directors…
In the realm of corporate governance and compliance in Pakistan, Form 26 holds a significant position in SECP forms. This statutory form, governed by the Securities and Exchange Commission of Pakistan (SECP), plays a pivotal role in documenting and notifying…
Special resolutions are key decision-making tools for companies in Pakistan, as outlined in the Companies Act, 2017. They allow shareholders to make significant changes to a company’s structure, operations, or future, going beyond the ordinary course of business. These resolutions…
The journey of a company in Pakistan is intertwined with a series of forms and filings mandated by the Securities and Exchange Commission of Pakistan (SECP). These forms, as outlined in the Companies Act 2017, are the official documents that…
