Examples of using SECP in English and their translations into Spanish
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Exchange Commission of Pakistan(SECP) was set up in pursuance of the Securities
Exchange Commission of Pakistan(SECP) requested support from the ILO to engage more actively with the insurance industry.
Exchange Commission of Pakistan(SECP), which is the regulator of corporate sector and stock exchanges.
Exchange Commission of Pakistan(SECP) is responsible for enforcing compliance with IFRS through regular review of the quarterly and annual financial statements published
their auditors with regard to the disclosures to be made in the financial statements prepared in accordance with the approved accounting standards(IFRS notified by SECP) and the requirements of the Companies Ordinance, 1984.
SECP notifies the accounting standards based on the recommendation of ICAP.
The standards await SECP notification for their applicability on SMEs.
In Pakistan, the SECP refers to the Institute of Chartered Accountants of Pakistan(ICAP) chartered accountants the commission finds at fault.
ICAP, as part of its strategy, has been persuading both SECP and SBP to eliminate barriers in adoption of IAS/IFRS.
In December 2006, SECP on the recommendation of ICAP,
At ICAP's request, SECP has also re-notified the IASs(only number
The ordinance empowers SECP to monitor and enforce the applicable laws
The Insurance Division of SECP is empowered to monitor
including representatives from SECP, SBP, the Central Board of Revenue
SEDM, SECP and RACVIAC and their programmes for fighting international terrorism.
The complete set of IFRS that is approved by the Council of ICAP and notified by SECP shall be applicable to these entities.
It is mandatory for holding companies incorporated in Pakistan that have subsidiaries to prepare consolidated financial statements in accordance with requirements of the IFRS notified by SECP.
review process, SECP notifies the adoption of such standards for listed companies.
Subsequently, SECP, on the recommendation of ICAP,
The Non-Banking Financial Companies(NBFC) Department of SECP regulates the non-banking financial institutions in Pakistan, including their accounting and reporting.