Islamabad: The Securities and Exchange Commission of Pakistan (SECP) has launched a series of educational sessions for business graduates, focusing on corporatization and business registration. This initiative is part of SECP’s ongoing effort to promote formalization, transparency, and sustainable business growth in Pakistan.

The sessions aim to inform future entrepreneurs and business leaders about the advantages of corporatization. SECP is highlighting its facilitative measures and recent digital advancements designed to streamline the company registration process and regulatory compliance. These efforts align with the broader goal of improving the Ease of Doing Business in Pakistan and increasing corporatization.

Participants in the sessions will engage in interactive discussions, live demonstrations of the digital system, and examine real-world examples. The SECP aims to provide practical insights into registration procedures, legal frameworks, and the digital tools available, such as the eZfile portal and the digital company incorporation system.

The program intends to instill a culture of corporate governance and financial accountability from the grassroots level. During a session with NUST business graduates, the in-charge Business Centre of SECP noted the importance of educating the next generation of entrepreneurs. By simplifying processes and adopting digital solutions, SECP is easing the path for startups and small businesses to formalize and succeed in the market, thus unlocking new business opportunities.

This outreach program is part of SECP’s broader mission to create an inclusive, transparent, and growth-friendly corporate sector, supporting the government’s vision for a digital and economically empowered Pakistan.