ISLAMABAD: To meet the financial market requirements, the Securities and Exchange Commission of Pakistan (SECP) has decided to start fresh courses on Fintech and market skills.
To modernize financial sector training and develop professionals associated with emerging industry needs, this is need of the day to reorganize and strengthen the Capital Market Institute to better serve the evolving requirements of Pakistan’s financial markets.
In this regard, the SECP Chairman Dr. Kabir Ahmed Sidhu has announced a major initiative. The Capital Market Institute would introduce new courses designed in line with current market demands, including programs focused on financial technology and modern financial practices.
He was of the view that online courses would also be launched for young professionals to promote skills in Fintech and digital financial tools.
He emphasized that the institute would be developed into a national hub for talent development and skills training, aimed at producing a workforce capable of meeting the needs of financial markets.
The SECP chairman directed that new training programs should be introduced according to the requirements of capital markets and financial institutions and instructed SECP and IFMP to prepare a comprehensive reform roadmap with clear goals and timelines for implementation.
“A skilled workforce is essential for the growth and stability of Pakistan’s financial sector and capital markets” he concluded.
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