Financial institutions, including banks and mutual funds, agreed to keep the CFS market fluid by fulfilling their commitments and continuing to provide funds from Tuesday onwards, Securities and Exchange Commission of Pakistan chairman Razi-ur-Rehman told our sources after a marathon meeting on Monday of the SECP, KSE and National Clearing Company, with a dozen banks and over half a dozen mutual funds.
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