Pakistan develops national private equity framework to boost investment
Finance Minister Muhammad Aurangzeb announced a new National Private Equity Framework for Pakistan at the J.P. Morgan Emerging and Frontier Markets Opportunities Conference in London on Friday.
Government seeks private capital growth
The finance minister stated that the framework aims to mobilise institutional capital into businesses and projects. This initiative supports the government's goal of increasing the role of private investment in the country's next phase of economic growth.
Global investors show strong interest
Leading global institutional investors and top money managers demonstrated significant interest during the event. Fifty-five global investment funds met with the Pakistani delegation through one-on-one sessions and a full investor session within a single day.
Minister outlines six economic priorities
The finance minister presented six key priorities including bringing permanence to macroeconomic stability and strengthening fiscal capacity. Discussions also focused on Pakistan's future economic direction, investment opportunities and the sustainability of its ongoing economic transformation.
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- Business Recorder
- Associated Press of Pakistan
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Pakistan developing National Private Equity Framework
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Associated Press of Pakistan
Federal Minister for Finance and Revenue, Senator Muhammad Aurangzeb, addressing the “Fireside Chat: Pakistan: External Shocks Remain Manageable” at the J.P. Morgan Emerging and Frontier Markets Opportunities Conference in London, along with Governor State Bank of Pakistan, Mr. Jameel Ahmad, highlighting Pakistan’s transition from stabilisation to investment, capital formation and private sector-led growth
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