L'Autorité égyptienne de régulation financière approuve les licences de huit entreprises

23 mai 2026

Rapporté par l'IA

L'Autorité égyptienne de régulation financière (FRA) a accordé des licences à huit entreprises opérant dans des secteurs financiers non bancaires.

Les approbations couvrent des activités telles que la gestion de portefeuille, le capital-risque, la souscription de titres, la gestion des soins de santé et le crédit à la consommation.

Beltone Asset Management et Lantis ont reçu l'autorisation pour la gestion de portefeuille, la souscription de titres et la gestion de fonds d'investissement. Business Community Financial Investments a obtenu une licence pour des activités de capital-risque.

Al Salem Holding et Amgad Holding ont obtenu l'approbation pour participer à l'émission de titres et aux augmentations de capital. SAFE a été autorisée à exercer des activités de souscription de titres et de gestion de fonds d'investissement immobilier.

Med Mark TPA a obtenu une licence temporaire pour gérer des programmes de gestion des soins de santé en vertu de la loi unifiée sur les assurances. Malaz Capital a reçu une licence de crédit à la consommation sur la base d'une demande soumise avant l'entrée en vigueur de nouvelles restrictions en février.

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