1 | Ahli United Bank (Egypt) | HQ: CairoAhli United Bank (Egypt) (former Delta International Bank) is one of Middle East's premier financial institutions. The Bank is a part of AUB Group, a full fledged commercial and investment banking group providing wealth management, retail, corporate, treasury, offshore and private banking services. Ahli United Bank (Egypt) operates 27 branches across the country. Bank customers can expect that number to grow in the near future, as Ahli United Bank (Egypt) plans to execute an expansion strategy to serve the needs of customers throughout the country. Total assets: EGP 10.4 billion (as of March 31, 2011). |
2 | Arab African International Bank | HQ: CairoArab African International Bank (AAIB) is unrivalled in being the fastest growing bank in Egypt in terms of size and profitability, placing it at the forefront of the country's strongly growing sector. Since its inception, AAIB has been known as one of the most distinguished commercial and investment banks in the region. |
3 | Bank of Alexandria (AlexBank) | HQ: CairoAlex Bank (Bank of Alexandria) was privatized on 17.10.2006 via selling 80% of its shares to the Italian group Sanpaolo. The sale deal was concluded so successfully that it was described as the best privatization process in Egypt. Mainly owned by Intesa Sanpaolo group which was created via the merger of the two financial Italian groups: Banca Intesa and Sanpaolo IMI. The Bank is now operating under the leadership of Intesa Sanpaolo which is the biggest Italian bank and the third in the Euro Zone. |
4 | Banque Misr | HQ: CairoBanque Misr is one of the largest banks in Egypt. Banque Misr owns equity in 220 projects including financial, industrial, tourism, housing, Agri and food, as well as general service, in addition to projects in the field of communication and information. As on December 31, 2011, Banque Misr had a network of 470 branches and about 750 Automatic Teller Machines (ATMs). |
5 | Barclays Bank Egypt | HQ: CairoBarclays Bank Egypt S.A.E. is a wholly-owned subsidiary of Barclays (UK), a major global financial services provider engaged in retail banking, credit cards, corporate and investment banking and wealth management. Employing more than 1870 people, Barclays Bank Egypt serves more than 280,000 customers across the country through a network of 65 branches and 108 in-branch and off-site ATMs. Almost 60% of Barclays Egypt branches are in three major governorates which are Cairo, Giza and Alexandria. |
6 | Commercial International Bank (CIB) | HQ: CairoCommercial International Bank (CIB) is the largest private-sector lender in Egypt. CIB is recognized as a market leader in adopting international best practices regarding Corporate Governance and Disclosure, and creating tremendous opportunities in Retail and SME banking. |
7 | EFG-Hermes | HQ: CairoEFG-Hermes is an investment bank in the Middle East and North Africa (MENA) region and specializes in securities brokerage, asset management, investment banking, private equity and research. It serves a range of clients including governments, corporations, financial institutions, high net worth individuals and retail customers. EFG-Hermes is listed on the Cairo and Alexandria (CASE) and London (LSE) stock exchanges. |
8 | Housing & Development Bank | HQ: GizaHousing & Development Bank (HDB) is an Egyptian joint stock company established on 30/6/1979 under the Investment Law by virtue of Ministerial Decree No. 147/1979. HDB is registered with Central Bank of Egypt under No. 89 on 24/9/1979 as an Investment and Business Bank. HDB is included among banks authorized to deal in foreign exchange market pursuant to Ministerial Enactment No. 421 of the year 1993. |
9 | National Bank of Egypt | HQ: CairoNational Bank of Egypt (NBE) is one of the largest and oldest bank in Egypt with total assets of EGP 299 billion. NBE offers housing finance, personal loans, auto loans, credit cards and all types of deposit instruments. Also the Bank offers a full range of services to businesses, delivered with a high level of personal service. |
10 | National Société Générale Bank (NSGB) | HQ: CairoNational Société Générale Bank (NSGB) is currently considered the second largest private bank in Egypt. NSGB traditionally focused on corporate banking with large clients. More recently, it decided to go into the retail business and, therefore, expand its branch network this long-term project demonstrates SG Group's strong commitment to Egypt. NSGB has 150 branches covering 26 governorates, 300 ATM and more than 4,000 banking professional (as of August 2011). NSGB is a subsidiary Societe Generale Group (France). |
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