Islamabad (GNP): The Securities and Exchange Commission of Pakistan (SECP) launched the “SECP Talk Series” on 23 May 2026, a new initiative aimed at promoting policy dialogue, market awareness, and knowledge sharing on emerging trends in global finance, economy, technology, and regulation.
The inaugural session featured renowned global market strategist Christopher Wood, who delivered a talk on global economic trends, emerging markets, investor behaviour, and the future outlook for capital markets amid evolving geopolitical and economic challenges.
The session was attended by the Securities and Exchange Commission of Pakistan, senior management officers, capital market professionals, and SECP employees. Participants engaged in an interactive discussion on investment trends, monetary policies, technological transformation, and the growing role of emerging economies in the global financial system.
Speaking on the occasion, Securities and Exchange Commission of Pakistan’s Commissioner Ali Frid Khawaja said the SECP Talk Series reflects the Commission’s commitment to promoting continuous learning, intellectual engagement, and informed policymaking within the organization.
He said Pakistan’s capital markets hold significant long-term potential and there is a need to remain connected with global market developments and emerging financial trends.
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Christopher Wood shared his views on international market dynamics, investor confidence, the impact of geopolitical developments on financial markets, and opportunities for emerging economies, including Pakistan.
The SECP Talk Series will continue to host distinguished national and international experts to encourage dialogue, capacity building, and knowledge exchange on key economic and regulatory issues.
Last week, Students and faculty of BBA from Fazaia Bilquis College of Education for Women [FBCOE (W)], affiliated with Air University Islamabad, visited the SECP Head Office recently for an orientation session organized by the Commission.
Officers from the Securities and Exchange Commission of Pakistan briefed the students on SECP’s role, regulatory framework, financial literacy, and investor protection. The interactive session also included insightful discussions on women’s empowerment, real-life fraud cases, and safe investment practices, highlighting common financial scams.
The visit provided valuable practical exposure to the students.
