Stock Ifyy enters advisory space with SFA approval

January 29, 2026 (MLN): Stock Ifyy Pvt. Ltd. has received its Securities and Futures Advisor (SFA) License, which allows the firm to formally expand its Shariah-compliant investment advisory operations within Pakistan’s capital markets, including the Pakistan Stock Exchange (PSX).

The regulatory approval on December 30, 2025 enables Stock Ifyy to offer structured advisory services to a wide range of investors, from individuals entering the capital markets for the first time to experienced PSX participants seeking disciplined and compliant investment guidance.

The firm’s advisory framework remains fully aligned with Islamic financial principles and research-driven decision-making, according to a press release issued.

Alongside advisory services, Stock Ifyy is strengthening its focus on investor education by developing learning-led initiatives aimed at improving market awareness and responsible participation.

The company regularly shares data-based insights, market updates, and educational content through its investor community, supported by trainings, webinars, and interactive sessions.

Chairman Sohail Farooq said the SFA license reflects the firm’s long-term commitment to ethical investing, emphasizing that Shariah-compliant investing must be rooted in transparency, governance, and knowledge.

He added that building investor trust through disciplined advisory practices remains central to the company’s mission.

Chief Executive Officer Mufeez Aziz emphasized that the license strengthens Stock Ifyy’s ability to provide personalized advisory support tailored to different investor needs.

He noted that the firm aims to guide investors with structured strategies and practical education that align financial objectives with Shariah principles.

Wih the approval in place, Stock Ifyy continues to expand its role as a Shariah-compliant advisory firm, focusing on ethical investing, informed decision-making, and sustainable participation across Pakistan’s capital markets.

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