HBL Asset Management Limited Schedules 123rd Board Meeting to Review Listed Funds’ Financials

Karachi: HBL Asset Management Limited has announced that its 123rd meeting of the Board of Directors is set to take place on Thursday, August 27, 2026, at 2:00 p.m. The meeting will be held at the company’s registered office located on the 7th Floor of Emerald Tower, Main Clifton Road, Clifton, Karachi. The agenda for the meeting includes the consideration of the audited financial statements for a comprehensive array of funds under the company’s management for the fiscal year ending June 30, 2026.

The meeting will focus on evaluating the performance of several funds managed by HBL Asset Management Limited, including but not limited to the HBL Growth Fund, HBL Investment Fund, and HBL Income Fund. Also on the docket are the HBL Money Market Fund, HBL Islamic Money Market Fund, and HBL Stock Fund. A total of 17 funds, collectively referred to as the Listed Funds, will have their financial statements reviewed during this session.

The board will also scrutinize the performance of specialized funds such as the HBL Multi Asset Fund, HBL Islamic Stock Fund, and HBL Islamic Asset Allocation Fund. Further, the meeting will cover the HBL Energy Fund, HBL Government Securities Fund, and HBL Cash Fund, among others. Notably, the HBL Equity Fund, HBL Islamic Income Fund, and HBL Islamic Equity Fund will be part of the assessment process.

According to information available from the Pakistan Stock Exchange (PSX), HBL Asset Management Limited operates within the designated market category of asset management services. The financial examination of these funds is crucial for stakeholders to understand the fiscal health and strategic direction of HBL’s fund management operations.

In addition to the aforementioned funds, the meeting will also consider the HBL Financial Sector Income Fund and HBL Total Treasury Exchange Traded Fund. The board’s comprehensive review is expected to provide critical insights into the performance and strategic adjustments necessary for the continued success of these financial instruments.