Islamabad, Mar 28, 2025: The Securities and Exchange Commission of Pakistan (SECP) has embarked on a new phase of its digital transformation journey, unveiling enhanced regulatory procedures through the upgraded eZFile platform.
This significant advancement highlights SECP’s dedication to modernizing corporate governance via automation, streamlining compliance, and enhancing business accessibility.
With this upgrade, key regulatory functions are now exclusively processed through eZFile, replacing the former eServices system.
Among the pivotal processes integrated into this platform are the registration of foreign firms and their compliance post-registration; the creation, modification, and discharge of mortgages, charges, and pledges; amendments in the principal business activity, including changes to the Memorandum of Association; and the registration, modification, and satisfaction of an entire category of debentures or redeemable capital instruments.
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The introduction of these redesigned regulatory procedures reflects SECP’s strategic commitment to developing a technologically advanced compliance infrastructure.
The Commission is continuously refining its digital interfaces to provide businesses with a seamless experience while maintaining the highest regulatory benchmarks.
This transition signifies a major stride towards a more efficient, transparent, and user-centric regulatory framework.
By leveraging digital advancements, SECP seeks to ease compliance burdens, accelerate processing durations, and improve accessibility for businesses and industry stakeholders.
The Commission remains a leader in regulatory innovation, with ongoing enhancements planned to further facilitate business operations and modernize corporate governance.
As SECP continues to redefine Pakistan’s corporate regulatory environment, stakeholders can anticipate further upgrades designed to simplify business interactions and ensure regulatory efficiency.
