KSE expels AAG Securities upon violation

KARACHI: The Karachi Stock Exchange (KSE) has expelled M/s AAG Securities Pvt Ltd from the exchange with immediate effect as per Regulation 42 of the general regulations of the exchange for failing to abide by and carry out various arbitration awards passed against them in connection with investors’ claims. According to KSE here on Wednesday, the board of directors of the exchange has passed an expulsion resolution against M/s AAG Securities on April 20, 2009. After the expulsion, AAG Securities has ceased to be KSE member and its membership card and the right of membership stands forfeited and now vested with KSE as per Regulation 11 of the general regulations of the exchange.

KSE has warned all its members not to carry on business with AAG Securities without permission of the board as provided under Regulation 9 (c) of the general regulations.

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