The Egypt Financial Regulatory Authority (FRA) has issued its first unified guide to the authority’s services, intended to serve as the single official reference for individuals, companies and institutions dealing with the regulator across Egypt’s non-banking financial activities. The FRA framed the guide as a practical tool to simplify engagement with the regulator, increase transparency and support its digital transformation programme. The guide consolidates precise service definitions, required documentation and application mechanisms, and introduces a specified, mandatory timetable for obtaining each service to reduce reliance on individual interpretation. It covers capital market and investment services (including incorporation, trading, investment funds, issuance services and corporate governance), insurance and reinsurance services (including registration of insurance professionals), and non-banking financing activities such as mortgage finance, financial leasing, factoring, microfinance and services relating to small and medium enterprises, alongside other regulatory services including financial reporting, compliance, complaints and auditors. The FRA said it will update the guide periodically to reflect legislative and regulatory developments and maintain alignment with global practices.