Site visit of workshop participants from 10 countries visiting Public Private Partnership (PPP) Units in Japan at the Technical Deep Dive (TDD) workshop on Public-Private Partnerships for Affordable Housing. Organized by The World Bank Tokyo Development Learning Center (TDLC) at Tokyo and Yokohama.
Group Discussion at the Technical Deep Dive (TDD) workshop on Public-Private Partnerships
At the Technical Deep Dive (TDD) workshop on Public-Private Partnerships for Affordable Housing. Organized by The World Bank Tokyo Development Learning Center (TDLC) at Tokyo and Yokohama, Japan. Mudassir H. Khan (MD/CEO PMRC) presented Pakistan housing market scenario and discussed workable model for public-private partnership.
PMRC Participation in Technical Deep Dive (TDD) workshop on Public-Private Partnerships for Affordable Housing
PMRC was invited by The World Bank Tokyo Development Learning Center (TDLC) for a Technical Deep Dive (TDD) workshop on Public-Private Partnerships for Affordable Housing. The event took place in Tokyo and Yokohama from September 15 to 19, 2025. The event was organized in collaboration with the World Bank Finance, Competitiveness, and Innovation Global Practice (FCI) and the International Finance Corporation (IFC).
Delegations from 10 countries from the public and private sectors of World Bank client countries participate in the TDD.
At the Technical Deep Dive (TDD) workshop on Public-Private Partnerships for Affordable Housing. Organized by The World Bank Tokyo Development Learning Center (TDLC) at Tokyo and Yokohama, Japan from September 15 to 19, 2025. Mudassir H. Khan (MD/CEO PMRC) presented PMRCs Journey and role it has played in the development of mortgage market in Pakistan.
At PMRC, we are committed to strengthening Pakistan’s housing finance ecosystem through knowledge, innovation, and collaboration. Staying ahead of evolving market dynamics is essential for building sustainable solutions that expand access to housing finance.
In pursuit of this vision, our Business and Product team organized a comprehensive training workshop on September 12, 2025, at PMRC. The program provided insights on the current mortgage market landscape and highlighted PMRC’s latest product offerings designed to support the growth of mortgage financing in Pakistan.
By investing in capacity building, we aim to equip stakeholders with the knowledge and tools required to drive innovation and enable more Pakistanis to realize the dream of homeownership.
Pakistan Mortgage Refinance Company (PMRC) hosted a Roundtable Conference on “Mortgage Market Innovations and New Product Ideas” on June 3, 2025, at its head office in Karachi.
The event brought together senior representatives from leading mortgage finance institutions, including NBP, HBL, MCB, ABL, BoK, Askari Bank, Meezan Bank, JS Bank, Al Baraka Bank, Bank Alfalah, SNBL, HBL Microfinance Bank, LOLC Microfinance Bank, ASA Microfinance Bank, HBFCL, and also key stakeholders such as IFC, PMN, Punjab Affordable Housing Program, and TPL Insurance.
The discussion focused on the current housing market landscape and explored opportunities to expand mortgage finance in Pakistan. Participants highlighted the urgent need to introduce and scale Sustainable, Affordable, Green, and Resilient mortgage solutions.
Valuable recommendations to improve existing products and develop new, consumer-responsive offerings were discussed and debated. The conference ended with many action items to promote the mortgage market. PMRC remains committed to fostering collaboration and innovation to help bridge the housing gap and enhance access to homeownership for all.
Mudassir H. Khan, MD/CEO of PMRC was invited for the ADB Water and Urban Development Forum held at ADB Headquarters in Manila, Philippines from 28–30 May 2025. He spoke on the need for expanding affordable, safe and green housing in Pakistan and other regional countries. He shared insights on SPHF’s post-flood housing reconstruction initiative and PMRC’s pivotal role in strengthening the housing finance ecosystem to promote inclusive and sustainable homeownership. The session showcased national programs across Asia, including Pakistan’s Green and Resilient Affordable Housing Program, and explored innovative strategies to ensure resilience, social inclusion, and affordability in urban housing development
May 9, 2025: As part of capacity-building initiatives, Pakistan Mortgage Refinance Company (PMRC) conducted a workshop aimed at strengthening staff awareness and compliance with PMRC’s social media and branding guidelines. The session was designed to equip team members with a clear understanding of the company’s communication protocols, ensuring that all public engagement channels align with PMRC’s values, visual identity, and professional standards. The initiative reflects PMRC’s continued commitment to fostering a culture of responsible communication and maintaining brand integrity across all platforms.
Pakistan Mortgage Refinance Company (PMRC) and TPL Insurance Join Forces to Boost Mortgage Market in Pakistan Dated: May 6, 2025 PMRC has partnered with TPL Insurance to provide coverage for the Loan-to-Value (LTV) Guarantee product—an initiative aimed at enhancing mortgage affordability and accessibility for middle-income first-time home buyers. This collaboration empowers PMRC’s Partner Financial Institutions (PFIs) to extend additional credit to eligible borrowers within regulatory limits, by mitigating the associated credit risk. The LTV Guarantee product is designed to encourage greater participation in the housing finance market, lowering the initial cost burden on consumers and enabling PFIs to support more homebuyers with confidence. Together, PMRC and TPL are committed to fostering financial inclusion and expanding homeownership opportunities across Pakistan.
Faysal Asset Management Limited (FAML) and Pakistan Mortgage Refinance Company (PMRC) have entered into a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU), with FAML as the launch customer for the Certificate of Islamic Investment, signifying its confidence in PMRC’s innovative and secure investment offerings.
This collaboration underscores the strength of their long-standing relationship and reflects a shared vision, strategic alignment, and mutual trust in advancing Pakistan’s capital markets through impactful and ethical investment solutions. Both organizations reaffirm their commitment to working together in a spirit of transparency, partnership, and shared success, with the overarching goal of strengthening Pakistan’s financial ecosystem.
Together, FAML and PMRC aim to foster innovation and growth in Pakistan’s Islamic finance landscape.
