Egypt has a growing investment fund industry that has seen
significant expansion in recent years. The primary piece of
legislation that regulates Investment Funds in Egypt is
the Capital Market Law No.95 of the Year
1992 and it's Executive
Regulation No.135 of the Year 1993.
The Egyptian Financial Supervisory
Authority (FRA) regulates
and oversees the country's investment fund sector.
The regulatory framework of the law aims to provide investor
protection, promote transparency, and maintain the stability of the
investment funds industry in Egypt. However, the laws and
regulations are subject to periodic updates and amendments by the
FRA and other authorities.
According to the Egyptian Financial Supervisory Authority, in
mid-2023, there were over 120 registered investment funds operating
in Egypt, with total assets under management (AUM) exceeding 120
billion Egyptian pounds. The majority of these funds focus on
domestic Egyptian assets, though some also