Lucky Investments Ties Up with DIB Pakistan

By Milan Rojan

Lucky Investments Limited has signed a Distribution Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with Dubai Islamic Bank Pakistan (DIB Pakistan) to broaden the availability of Shariah-compliant investment products across Pakistan.

The agreement has enabled DIB Pakistan to distribute Lucky Investments’ Islamic mutual funds and pension funds through its nationwide banking network, providing customers with access to professionally managed investment and retirement planning solutions.

According to the official announcement from Lucky Investments, the collaboration combines the asset manager’s investment expertise with DIB Pakistan’s extensive distribution capabilities. The initiative is intended to support greater participation in Islamic savings and investment products while promoting long-term wealth creation and financial planning.

DIB Pakistan serves more than 556,000 customers through a network of over 300 branches located across 100 cities in Pakistan. Through the partnership, customers have gained access to a range of Shariah-compliant investment offerings designed to meet different financial objectives and risk profiles.

Commenting on the agreement, representatives from both organisations highlighted their shared commitment to advancing Islamic finance and improving access to investment opportunities for retail and institutional customers. The partnership has been positioned as a step towards strengthening Pakistan’s Islamic financial ecosystem by connecting banking services with investment management solutions.

The collaboration reflects growing demand for Islamic wealth management products in Pakistan, where financial institutions are increasingly seeking to expand their offerings beyond traditional banking services. By leveraging DIB Pakistan’s distribution reach, Lucky Investments aims to enhance awareness and adoption of Islamic mutual funds and pension schemes among a broader customer base.

The agreement also underscores the continued development of Pakistan’s Islamic finance sector, as banks and asset managers pursue partnerships that support financial inclusion, retirement planning and long-term capital formation through Shariah-compliant products.