The Federal Government has appointed Ms. Vadiyya Khalil as Chairperson of the Competition Commission of Pakistan (CCP) with immediate effect for a period of three years. Ms. Khalil has previously served as a Member CCP from 2010 to 2013 where she was overseeing the Mergers & Acquisitions and Advocacy functions of the Commission. She has over 20 years of rich experience in corporate and commercial banking at international and national banks including Credit Agricole, ANZ Grindlys, MCB Bank Limited, Askari Commercial Bank and National Bank of Pakistan. She has a Masters Degree in Management Sciences from University of Kent, UK specializing in Corporate Strategy, Operations Research, Techniques of Management, Marketing and Global modeling. In addition Ms. Khalil has studied Italian language and Literature at the University of Perugia, Italy and holds a Diploma in French from Alliance Francaise. The appointment of Ms. Vadiyya Khalil and Ikram Ul Haq Qureshi as Members of CCP on 17 December 2014 brings the number of Members from 3 to 5, which is in conformity with the Competition Act, 2010. Mr. Qureshi has a diverse experience of over 20 years in the fields of law, administration and regulatory affairs. Mr. Qureshi was previously serving as the Director General (Legal) and Registrar of CCP. He headed the Legal Department at the CCP as well as the Office of Fair Trading. He was also entrusted Corporate Affairs Division of the CCP. He has been a pivotal part of the CCP team and has assisted the CCP in various policy matters regarding the state of competition in various sectors, and strengthening administrative and procedural regulations ranging from conduct of proceedings and consideration of pre-merger approvals by the CCP. Mr. Qureshi’s legal qualification (LL.M in Corporate Laws, and a degree in Criminal Justice from USA) affords him a keen insight in to legal and regulatory matters to better appreciate and assist the business community in realizing its potential for the eventual benefit of the state economy. His prior public sector experience includes responsible positions at the Securities and Exchange Commission of Pakistan, Senior Legal Advisor to the Federal Government’s Infrastructure Project Development Facility (IPDF).
The Federal Government has appointed Ms. Vadiyya Khalil as Chairperson of the Competition Commission of Pakistan (CCP) with immediate effect for a period of three years. Ms. Khalil has previously served as a Member CCP from 2010 to 2013 where she was overseeing the Mergers & Acquisitions and Advocacy functions of the Commission. She has over 20 years of rich experience in corporate and commercial banking at international and national banks including Credit Agricole, ANZ Grindlys, MCB Bank Limited, Askari Commercial Bank and National Bank of Pakistan. She has a Masters Degree in Management Sciences from University of Kent, UK specializing in Corporate Strategy, Operations Research, Techniques of Management, Marketing and Global modeling. In addition Ms. Khalil has studied Italian language and Literature at the University of Perugia, Italy and holds a Diploma in French from Alliance Francaise.
The appointment of Ms. Vadiyya Khalil and Ikram Ul Haq Qureshi as Members of CCP on 17 December 2014 brings the number of Members from 3 to 5, which is in conformity with the Competition Act, 2010.
Mr. Qureshi has a diverse experience of over 20 years in the fields of law, administration and regulatory affairs. Mr. Qureshi was previously serving as the Director General (Legal) and Registrar of CCP. He headed the Legal Department at the CCP as well as the Office of Fair Trading. He was also entrusted Corporate Affairs Division of the CCP. He has been a pivotal part of the CCP team and has assisted the CCP in various policy matters regarding the state of competition in various sectors, and strengthening administrative and procedural regulations ranging from conduct of proceedings and consideration of pre-merger approvals by the CCP.
Mr. Qureshi’s legal qualification (LL.M in Corporate Laws, and a degree in Criminal Justice from USA) affords him a keen insight in to legal and regulatory matters to better appreciate and assist the business community in realizing its potential for the eventual benefit of the state economy. His prior public sector experience includes responsible positions at the Securities and Exchange Commission of Pakistan, Senior Legal Advisor to the Federal Government’s Infrastructure Project Development Facility (IPDF).
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