2018-11-05

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Shariah Governance Regulations, 2018

The Securities and Exchange Commission of Pakistan mandates that companies and securities must obtain a Shariah compliance certificate to be designated as Shariah compliant, with certificates valid for three years subject to renewal. The regulations establish specific financial screening criteria, including limits on interest-bearing debt and non-compliant income ratios, and require the divestment of non-compliant securities within one year. Entities must appoint a Shariah Advisor, conduct annual internal and external Shariah audits, and purify non-compliant income by transferring it to a charity account. The Pakistan Stock Exchange is required to conduct bi-annual screenings and establish a dedicated Shariah department within three months.

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