Egypt and global economy brief
Egypt’s FRA Approves 10 Companies to Provide Financial Services Using Fintech
An RE brief based on a story published by Amwal Al Ghad on 12 November 2026.
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Egypt’s Financial Regulatory Authority (FRA) approved 10 companies on Thursday to use financial technology in non-banking financial activities, including insurance, asset management, factoring, microfinance, brokerage and securities custody. The approvals cover firms including Misr Life Insurance, PAM Asset Management and Halan Securities Brokerage, as part of the regulator’s effort to broaden access to non-banking services and support digital transformation.
Key numbers
- 10 companies
- Companies approved
Why it matters for brokers
The approvals allow the named firms to use fintech in non-banking activities, including securities brokerage and custody. Halan Securities Brokerage and HC Brokerage are among the approved firms, alongside companies in insurance, asset management, factoring and microfinance.
RE's reading of the story. It is not part of the original report and not investment advice.