In Egypt, the regulatory authority (FRA) has approved the granting of six new licenses to companies authorized to conduct non-banking financial activities based on financial technology (FinTech). This decision aims to support innovation and expand financial inclusion. The authorizations include financing for small and medium-sized enterprises, securities trading, custody of securities, as well as the…...
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Egypt: Regulatory Authority Grants Six New FinTech and Digital Insurance Entities
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