Pakistan exports banking solutions: Pakistan Observer

Amanullah Khan

Karachi —Pakistan is now exporting Banking Solutions for E-Banking which is a great achievement and during past few years during which the IT & Banking sector witnessed a great progress. Saleem Rafik COO NADRA said that in Pakistan there is a Service Divide and there is a variation between services available to urban population then rural population and NADRA is striving hard to provide the same services to far flung areas and E-Banking is a way to provide latest services and Banking solutions to our villagers and peoples of remote area by E-Sahulat utility bills payment.

In fact new Technology and change is beneficial both for Banks and Customers as they are time savings said Talib Baloch Managing Director Pakistan Software Export Board while addressing 7th International E-Banking Conference and Exhibition organized by Total Communication in collaboration with Federal Ministry of IT, Pakistan Software Export Board, Pakistan Software Housing Association and Government of Sindh.

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SECP launches online company registration: The News

By Jawwad Rizvi

LAHORE: The Securities and Exchange Commission of Pakistan (SECP) has introduced online company registration in order to promote a hassle-free and paperless system.

The News has learnt that the SECP has issued an SRO 119 (I)/2009 dated February 6 for company’s registration fee for submission of documents both online and physically. In order to promote a paperless system, the SECP has fixed about half of the registration fee for online process in every category.

The SECP notified registration fee of Rs2,500 for online submission of documents for a company with nominal share capital up to Rs100,000. In case the nominal share capital crosses Rs100,000, Rs100 to Rs500 would be added to the fee.

For registration of an increase in share capital which came after the first registration of the company, the amount to be paid would be equal to the difference between the amount which would have been payable on registration of the company by reference to the increase in capital and the amount which would have been payable by reference to its capital immediately before the increase, calculated at rates given under clause 2.

For registration of any existing company, except for such companies exempted from payment of fee in respect of registration under the ordinance, the fee will be the same as for registering a new company.

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