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Lucky Investments and DIB Pakistan partner to expand access to Shariah-compliant mutual funds and pension products across Pakistan.
Lucky Investments Limited and DIB Pakistan have entered into a strategic partnership aimed at expanding access to Shariah-compliant investment products across Pakistan, strengthening the country’s growing Islamic finance ecosystem.
Under a memorandum of understanding (MoU), DIB Pakistan will distribute Lucky Investments’ Islamic mutual funds and pension funds through its nationwide branch network. The arrangement will enable customers to access professionally managed Shariah-compliant investment solutions through one of Pakistan’s largest Islamic banking networks.
The collaboration is designed to enhance investment offerings available to DIB Pakistan customers while promoting Islamic savings, wealth creation and retirement planning. By combining Lucky Investments’ expertise in asset management with DIB Pakistan’s extensive customer reach, both institutions aim to make Islamic investment products more accessible to a broader segment of the population.
DIB Pakistan currently serves more than 556,000 customers through a network of over 300 branches operating across 100 cities nationwide. The partnership is expected to strengthen the availability of investment solutions through these customer touchpoints and support the growing demand for ethical and Shariah-compliant financial products.
Commenting on the collaboration, Mohammad Shoaib, Chief Executive Officer of Lucky Investments, said the agreement represents an important step toward expanding access to high-quality Islamic investment solutions. He noted that the partnership aligns with the company’s objective of promoting long-term savings, financial inclusion and the development of Pakistan’s Islamic finance industry.
Muhammad Ali Gulfaraz, Chief Executive Officer of DIB Pakistan, said the initiative reflects the bank’s commitment to expanding access to ethical financial solutions. He added that the partnership will allow customers to access professionally managed Islamic investment and retirement products through DIB Pakistan’s branch network, supporting long-term financial planning and security.
The agreement highlights increasing collaboration between Pakistan’s Islamic banking and asset management sectors as institutions seek to broaden the range of Shariah-compliant financial services available to consumers. Industry participants view such partnerships as an important component in deepening financial inclusion and encouraging greater participation in formal investment and retirement planning products.
The initiative also supports wider efforts to strengthen Pakistan’s Islamic finance landscape by providing individuals and families with greater access to transparent, professionally managed and Shariah-compliant investment opportunities.
