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📖 Nawaz Sharif Ex-Prime Minister Of Pakistan Biography
Early Life and Education Mian Muhammad Nawaz Sharif was born on December 25, 1949, in Lahore, Pakistan into an upper-middle-class family of Punjabi Kashmiris. His father, Muhammad, was a businessman who co-founded the steel producer Ittefaq Group and founded the agricultural conglomerate Sharif Group. Nawaz Sharif has two younger brothers named Shehbaz and Abbas, both of whom became politicians like him. After attending St. Anthony's High School, Sharif went to the Government College University, where he studied art and business. He went on to earn a law degree from the University of the Punjab. General Information AttributeDetailsDate of Birth25 December 1949Age76Screen NameNawaz SharifFirst NameMuhammadFull NameMian Muhammad Nawaz SharifGenderMaleFatherMuhammad SharifMotherShamim AkhtarSiblingsShahbaz Sharif, Abbas Sharif (deceased)ReligionIslamBirth PlacePakistanResidencePakistanNationalityPakistanProfessionPolitician, Entrepreneur, Business Man, Billionaire, Internet…
Full profile →📖 SECP Warning Against Fake Loan Apps in Pakistan Biography
In Pakistan, the popularity of mobile fake loan apps has grown rapidly over the past few years. These apps promise quick cash without visiting a bank, minimal documentation, and fast approval. However, along with genuine and regulated loan providers, many fake loan apps have also entered the market and they are not only exploiting borrowers financially but also misusing their personal data. To protect the public, the Securities and Exchange Commission of Pakistan (SECP) has repeatedly issued strong warnings, blocked several illegal apps, and taken legal action against the companies behind them. This article explains in detail what the SECP has warned about, how these fake apps work, what risks they bring, and how you can identify and report them. The Rise of Digital Loan Apps…
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