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SECP to Host InsureImpact Conference Pakistan 2025 to Advance Insurance Sector Digitalization

The Securities and Exchange Commission of Pakistan (SECP) is set to host the InsureImpact Conference Pakistan (ICP) 2025 on February 13, 2025, in Karachi. The conference, themed “Journey to an Insured Pakistan – Fostering Collaboration, Engagement & Innovation,” aims to drive strategic discussions and initiatives to strengthen Pakistan’s insurance landscape.

The event will bring together key stakeholders, including federal and provincial ministers, senior government officials, financial and insurance sector policymakers, and industry experts. Their participation will play a pivotal role in shaping the future of Pakistan’s insurance ecosystem, focusing on innovative solutions and regulatory frameworks to expand coverage and enhance industry resilience.

ICP 2025 will feature a comprehensive agenda addressing critical issues in the insurance sector. Key discussions will include a holistic overview of the insurance ecosystem, stakeholder engagement, and the role of disaster and agricultural insurance in mitigating climate change risks. Other significant topics will cover expanding mandatory insurance, leveraging health insurance potential, and accelerating the adoption of digital solutions to create an optimal digital insurance infrastructure in Pakistan.

The conference aligns with SECP’s five-year Strategic Plan – Journey to an Insured Pakistan, which was first introduced at a similar event in December 2023. By fostering collaboration among stakeholders, SECP aims to drive sustainable growth and digital transformation in the sector. The regulator’s vision includes developing a robust digital insurance framework, ensuring broader financial inclusion, and enhancing accessibility to insurance products for the masses.

Through this initiative, SECP is reaffirming its commitment to strengthening Pakistan’s insurance industry by promoting engagement, building consensus, and driving innovation. ICP 2025 is expected to act as a catalyst for meaningful reforms, paving the way for a more inclusive and technologically advanced insurance sector by 2028.

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