Ägyptische Finanzaufsichtsbehörde erteilt Lizenzen für acht Unternehmen

23. Mai 2026

Von KI berichtet

Die ägyptische Finanzaufsichtsbehörde (FRA) hat acht Unternehmen, die im nicht-bankengebundenen Finanzsektor tätig sind, Lizenzen erteilt.

Die Genehmigungen umfassen Aktivitäten wie Portfoliomanagement, Risikokapital, Wertpapieremissionen, Gesundheitsmanagement und Konsumentenfinanzierung.

Beltone Asset Management und Lantis erhielten die Erlaubnis für Portfoliomanagement, Wertpapieremissionen und die Verwaltung von Investmentfonds. Business Community Financial Investments wurde für Risikokapitalaktivitäten lizenziert.

Al Salem Holding und Amgad Holding erhielten die Genehmigung, an Wertpapieremissionen und Kapitalerhöhungen teilzunehmen. SAFE wurde für Wertpapieremissionen und die Verwaltung von Immobilienfonds zugelassen.

Med Mark TPA erhielt eine vorläufige Lizenz für den Betrieb von Gesundheitsmanagementprogrammen gemäß dem Einheitlichen Versicherungsgesetz. Malaz Capital erhielt eine Lizenz für Konsumentenfinanzierung auf der Grundlage eines Antrags, der vor dem Inkrafttreten neuer Beschränkungen im Februar eingereicht wurde.

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