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EXPLORE REGULATORY INTELLIGENCEBPRD Circular Letter 22/2026 amends paragraphs 1(A) and 1(B)(iv) of Regulation R-6: single-company holdings are capped at the lower of 5% of Tier-I capital or 10% of investee paid-up shares, with separate Rs500 million startup and 20% fund-unit limits.
READ INTELLIGENCE BRIEF ↗SBP / 23 Oct 2026BPRD Circular Letter 21/2026 replaces Chapter 4 on capital requirements for fund units from 31 December 2026. Appendix-A sets three calculation methods—look-through, mandate-based and a 1,000% risk-weight fallback—and separate REIT treatment.
READ INTELLIGENCE BRIEF ↗PSX / 22 Oct 2026The PSX/N-1294 consultation proposes detailed single-stock options rules: European-style calls and puts, a default 500-share contract multiplier, physical settlement at T+1, upfront buyer premiums, specified maturities and option pricing/fee methods. Comments close 5 November 2026.
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