Three debt instruments worth Rs27.8bn listed on PSX in 1QFY27
Business Recorder • • 1 min read

Business Recorder reported that three debt instruments worth Rs27.8 billion were listed on the Pakistan Stock Exchange in the first quarter of FY26-27. The listings came from two banks and one corporate issuer, according to a PSX notice issued on Tuesday. Faysal Bank and Bank Alfalah each listed rated, unsecured, subordinated instruments, while At-Tahur listed a rated, secured sukuk.
Faysal Bank listed Rs7 billion in sukuk, while Bank Alfalah listed Rs20 billion in tier-2 term finance certificates. At-Tahur's issue was Rs800 million in secured sukuk. The exchange added that secondary market trading has started for all three, giving qualified institutional buyers access to conventional and Shariah-compliant forms alike.
Such an instrument works as borrowing from investors for a set period, with the issuer paying a fixed or floating return over the term. The principal is returned to the investor at maturity.
At a glance
- Listings in the first quarter of FY26-27 totalled Rs27.8 billion across three instruments.
- Two banks and one corporate issuer accounted for the three listings.
- Secondary market trading has started for all three instruments.
Originally reported by Business Recorder
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