
CAF-7: Company Law by Sir Muhammad Ibrahim
This course is part of the CAF Group B Module
Students already enrolled: 10,000+

Muhammad Ibrahim
Instructor
Fee: Rs 18,000
What you will Learn
Company Law focuses on providing students with a comprehensive understanding of the legal framework and regulations governing the formation, management, operation, and dissolution of companies. This course equips future chartered accountants with the knowledge and skills necessary to navigate the complex legal aspects of company management and corporate compliance.
Course Content
Incorporation and Share Issuance: Covers laws governing company types, incorporation, and share issuance procedures.
Management and Administration: Addresses mortgage registration, management, administration, investments, and interest disclosure.
Meetings, Directors, Accounts, Dividends, and Winding Up: Encompasses legal aspects of meetings, directors, accounts, dividends, and company winding up procedures.
Additional Content
Companies Act 2017: Covers a wide range of sections related to company regulations, governance, and compliance, including incorporation, management, and winding up.
Companies (Distribution of Dividends) Regulations 2017: Provides rules for dividend distribution in companies.
Securities Act 2015: Encompasses sections related to securities regulations, including definitions and provisions related to securities issuance and trading.

Muhammad Ibrahim
Instructor
Muhammad Ibrahim is a Fellow Chartered Accountant, the Co-Founder at IQ School of Finance, and the Director of Assurance at Yousuf Adil Chartered Accountants (ICF of Deloitte) with a remarkable legacy of teaching over thousands of students. With extensive international exposure, including work at Deloitte's London and Qatar offices, he brings a global perspective to education. Holding the title of an International Certified trainer as per Deloitte Global Criteria, he channels his passion for continuous learning into teaching Audit and Assurance to auditing and finance students.
