Egypt Financial Regulatory Authority published its latest statistical reports showing that total financing provided through entities under its supervision across capital market activities and non-banking financial activities reached EGP 954.2bn between January and September 2025. The same reporting also covers insurance sector aggregates, including EGP 87.5bn in collected premiums and EGP 46.8bn in paid claims over the same period. The EGP 954.2bn total comprised EGP 497.5bn in equity issuances, EGP 70.3bn in issuances of securities other than shares, EGP 122.2bn in financial leasing contracts, EGP 76.9bn in financing to small, medium and micro enterprises, EGP 66.0bn in consumer finance, EGP 91.9bn in discounted paper, and EGP 29.4bn in mortgage finance. By the end of September 2025, the value of registrations over movable assets in the Movable Collateral Registry reached EGP 3.9tn, outstanding balances of financing to small, medium and micro enterprises stood at EGP 92.0bn, and private insurance funds had investments of EGP 22.9bn; within insurance, premiums were split between property and liability (EGP 49.1bn) and life and funds formation (EGP 38.4bn), while claims paid were split between property and liability (EGP 22.4bn) and life and funds formation (EGP 24.4bn).
Egypt Financial Regulatory Authority 2025-11-26
Egypt Financial Regulatory Authority reports EGP 954.2bn in capital market and non-bank financing and EGP 87.5bn in insurance premiums for January to September 2025
The Egypt Financial Regulatory Authority reported that total financing through supervised entities reached EGP 954.2bn from January to September 2025, covering capital market and non-banking financial activities. The report also detailed insurance sector aggregates, with EGP 87.5bn in collected premiums and EGP 46.8bn in paid claims. Key figures include EGP 497.5bn in equity issuances and EGP 122.2bn in financial leasing contracts.