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SECP, Lahore University signs MoU to enhance student-investor co-op

byCustoms Today Report
18/09/2015
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ISLAMABAD: With the aim to boost student-investor cooperation through holding seminars, the Securities and Exchange Commission of Pakistan (SECP) has signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU) with the University of Lahore.

This is in line with the SECP’s investor education program launched under the brand name ‘Jamapunji’ that can be accessed through: http// Jamapunji.pk. The MoU was signed by Akif Saeed, Commissioner, SECP, and Dr Mumtaz Ahmed Khan, Pro-Vice-Chancellor, University of Lahore. Following a presentation on the ‘Jampunji’ investor education web portal, the Commissioner briefed on the importance of encouraging a savings culture among the students in Pakistan.

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To ensure sustainability of the investor education program for all future semesters, the development of a ‘SECP Train the Trainer Program’ was also discussed with the Pro-Vice-Chancellor. The signing ceremony was attended by senior SECP officials’ and commemorative plaques were also exchanged.

Under the MoU, the SECP will now be holding regular seminars at the University of Lahore on a regular basis to educate existing and incoming students about the basics of savings, financial planning, investing and capital markets. Students will also learn about the Jamapunji web portal that has been specially developed for imparting investor education in Pakistan. Jamapunji offers comprehensive information about Pakistan’s investment products, capital markets, insurance and the non-banking financial sectors.

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