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Incorporated on March 10, 1949 Premier Stock exchange of the country Started with 5 companies that had a paid up capital of Rs. 35.71 million Trading was done through an open-out-cry system The first index was the KSE 50 Index
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$36.96 billion market capitalization Modern Risk Management System
Var Based Margin Calculation Pre Trade Margin Verification Client Level Margining System
Real-time Data Recovery System in place (Business Continuity Protocols at KSE Server and KSE Network level in development)
1+1 Redundancy Sophisticated IT architecture to facilitate speedy execution of trades Inhouse development of all trading platforms and systems
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Publicly Listed Company with strategic investor Cross border listings of companies Opening up of branches in other cities and in the region
The KSE has an independent Board of Directors with representation from the Members & the Corporate Community
Consists of 10 members 5 elected member directors 4 non member directors appointed by SECP Represent leaders of the corporate community Managing Director is ex-officio member of the board Chairman is elected by board out of non member directors The BOD meet once a month to debate policy and review performance A number of Board committees also meet on a regular basis to advise management on adopting best practices
To develop a fair, efficient and transparent regulatory framework, based on international legal standards and best practices for the protection of investors and mitigation of systemic risk. On site inspections Analyzes compliance of brokers and agent Brokers to provide net capital balance and other material informations Companies registered with SECP requires to full fill post incorporation statutory and legal requirements
Creditors of an industrial undertaking may repatriate foreign currency loans and interest thereon
state-of-the-art computerized trading system known as Karachi Automated Trading System (KATS).
Internet based routed trading facility each and every order/ trade is duly logged & recorded, with pre-trade clientwise margins verification system effective at order level. Unique Global Identification Number (UIN) has also been introduced
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provide comprehensive foreign exchange products and services through their network.
Foreign exchange business in Pakistan is governed / regulated under Foreign Exchange Regulations. Exchange Policy Department (EPD), of the State Bank of Pakistan is responsible for overall stability of the foreign exchange market
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Settlement Free delivery Custody Omnibus account facilities available to international investors
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Dealing Landscape
Brokerage Sufficient competition - ensure high quality broker services
Exchange Members / brokerage houses offer highly competitive services to investors/clients world wide. Many providing a comprehensive range of investor focused services, including equity brokerage, economic and securities research, investment banking and financial advisory services. Good corporate governance, professionalism, and comprehensive code of ethics are overseen in many firms by an independent compliance manager
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Transaction costs reasonable and competitive Brokers commissions on transactions are freely negotiable between the brokers and clients.
Transaction costs have been significantly lowered after on-line trading was introduced. Due to the price competition, brokerage commissions for on-line trading continued to be lowered.
Stamp duty: There is no stamp duty for transfer settled through the Central Depository System, however, there is a one-time stamp duty at the rate of One Paisa per share at the time of deposit of securities in the CDS.
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Derivatives
Developed Derivative market Single Stock Futures Contracts have been traded successfully in KSE since 2001. Single stock Cash-settled Contracts are also introduced. Stock Index future contract also introduced from November 5 2007. Trade able sector indices Options on index and single stock will be introduced shortly. ETF
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Dispute Resolution
Dispute resolution mechanism is provided by the Exchange through well defined Arbitration Process enshrined in the General Regulations of the Exchange. Any disputes between Members between any of the Members and their constituents/clients, or between any of the Members and their authorized agents or between authorized agent(s) and their constituents/clients in connection with the trade or transaction at the Exchange and is not otherwise settled amicably, are to be referred to arbitration under General Regulations of the Exchange
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Showcasing its resilience KSE rebounded in 2009 in line with global and regional markets
Country India China Pakistan Index Sensex 30 Shanghai KSE 100 January December 2009 Return 81.03% 79.98% 60.05%
United Kingdom
Japan
FTSE 100
Nikkei 225
21.78%
19.04%
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Index Set FTSE 100 KSE 100 Nikkei 225 Shanghai Sensex 30
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2010: Performance
2010 Regional Market Comparison
Index Nikkei KSE 100 Sensex 30 FTSE 100 Nikkei 225 Shanghai
January Dec 2010 Return 40.6% 28.08% 17.43% 9.79% -3.01% -14.31%
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2012: Performance
2012 Regional Market Comparison
Index 100 INDEX SET NASDAQ COMP. BSE 30 SHANGHAI COMP. STRAIT TIMES
January June 08, 2012 Return 19.48% 9.93% 8.67% 8.18% 3.73% 3.46%
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47.06%
27.12%
12.50%
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International Relations
In order to have a co-ordinated approach to resolve global liquidity and risk management issues and engage in knowledge transfer programs, the KSE is also a part of the following international organizations and associations:
World Federation of Exchanges South Asian Federation of Exchanges Federation of Euro-Asian Exchanges International Organization of Securities Commissions
KSE also held Chairmanship of the South Asian Federation of Exchanges for 2009-10
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Mailing Address:
The Karachi Stock Exchange (Guarantee) Limited, Stock Exchange Building, Stock Exchange Road, Karachi