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SBP Simplifies the Process of Increasing Overseas Investment for Startups

  • April 15, 2022
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The State Bank of Pakistan has made it easier for businesses to raise cash from abroad by allowing them to obtain credit in the form of revolving debt. Changeable debt is a type of capitalization that can be converted into lease institution equity interests, subject to certain terms and conditions.

Institutions were allowed to raise overseas currency loans from international until the most recent implementation, as long as they stayed within the limits set forth in Chapter nineteen of the foreign change instructions. However, there was no unique list that offered the option of transferring debt to the leasing company’s impartiality.

This approach is expected to aid in attracting more oversea financing by providing international capitalists with another option for funding start-up enterprises in Pakistan.


The overseas investors who are hesitant to invest in the shares of the Initiation Company at this point. It may make investments in this category and decide on a partial contribution at a later time.

 

Source: pakistantechnews.com

 

 

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