PMN CEO Visits SBC Group to Discuss Pakistan’s Microfinance Growth
Mohsin Ahmed met Union Microfinance and SBC Group leadership in Islamabad to review industry performance and explore new opportunities.
PMN CEO Mohsin Ahmed meets SBC Group and Union Microfinance leadership in Islamabad.
ISLAMABAD, August 19, 2026: Pakistan Microfinance Network (PMN) Chief Executive Officer Mohsin Ahmed visited the SBC Group head office in Islamabad to discuss developments and opportunities in Pakistan’s microfinance sector.
During the visit, Ahmed met the sponsors of Union Microfinance (UMCL). The meeting focused on the performance of the microfinance business and the opportunities emerging across the sector.
Microfinance Sector Under Discussion
The meeting brought together senior representatives from Union Microfinance and SBC Group. Participants exchanged views on industry trends, business performance and potential areas for future cooperation.
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Union Microfinance has maintained professional ties with the Pakistan Microfinance Network since its establishment. The relationship has supported continued engagement between the organisation and the wider microfinance industry.
The discussion also highlighted the importance of collaboration among microfinance institutions and industry stakeholders. Such engagement can help identify new opportunities and support the sector’s continued development.
Senior Leadership Attends Meeting
Union Microfinance CEO Mumtaz Hadi attended the meeting alongside SBC Group Chairman Zaheer Pasnani and Vice Chairman Ali Pasnani.
The sponsors of Union Microfinance and the Chairman of its Board of Directors also participated in the meeting.
The visit provided an opportunity for industry leaders to exchange perspectives on Pakistan’s microfinance landscape. It also reinforced the longstanding professional relationship between PMN and Union Microfinance.
As Pakistan continues to expand financial inclusion, the microfinance sector remains an important channel for improving access to financial services and supporting underserved communities.
