SLCL: Security Leasing Faces Regulatory Challenge
Summary
Security Leasing Corporation appeals against SECP's order canceling its NBFC license, risking winding-up and delisting.
Kind of disclosure: Regulatory/Legal
Read the original filingKey facts
- SECP cancels NBFC license
- Order dated 2019-04-17
- Appeal against SECP order
- Filed in High Court
- Risk of winding-up proceedings
- Immediate threat
- Potential delisting from stock exchange
- Immediate threat
- Notice issued to respondents
- 2025-09-29
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