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The New Parliamentary Regulations on the Procedures of Incorporation of Transportation Companies according to the Egyptian Investment Law:

Forgery of a joint-stock company's documents is considered a felony, punishable by imprisonment for a maximum period of 5 years.

Market volatility, characterized by rapid and unpredictable price fluctuations, is an inherent aspect of financial markets. While volatility can present opportunities for gains, it also poses...

Law No. 17 of 1999 is the main modern legislation governing commercial activity in Egypt, laying down general rules for traders, commercial obligations, commercial contracts, banking operations...

Arbitration is a contractual form of legal settlement for domestic and/or international disputes. Any given party's right to refer their dispute to arbitration depends on the existence of an ‘Arbitration Agreement' between parties to the dispute.

On 8 November 2025, the Board of Directors of the Egyptian Competition Authority (ECA) determined that 13 schools violated Egyptian competition law by abusing their dominant position...

With the Consumer Protection Law of 2018 Egypt for the first time introduced a comprehensive consumer protection regime enforced by the Egyptian Consumer Protection Agency (CPA). In parallel Egypt's Competition Law enforced by the Egyptian Competition Authority (ECA)...

A branch of a foreign company may be registered in Egypt only to carry out work of a contractual nature. If it is construction work, the approval of the Egyptian Federation...

The New Amendments allowed modern financial tools, as well as the regulation of the issuance and trading of Sukuk and the organization of the future exchange

Investing in private equity companies can be both lucrative and complex, requiring a deep understanding of valuation techniques to accurately assess the worth of these businesses.

In recent years, Egypt has faced economic challenges, with rising inflation and currency devaluation significantly impacting the business landscape.

This article outlines the current legal framework surrounding crowdfunding and crowdsourcing in Egypt, including relevant laws, regulatory bodies, and practical insights for successful fundraising.

There were many debates over the investment law in the Cabinet of Ministers before the Presidential Decree 17/2015 amended some provisions of the Investment Law 8/1997 on March 12, 2015 in the lead up to the Economic Summit in Sharm El Sheikh.

In Egypt, navigating the process of obtaining an import license is critical for businesses aiming to bring products into the country. Recent changes in the import licensing...

Sustainability standards have become a key element in the strategy of multinational companies, with growing attention given to areas such as information disclosure, sustainability, and risk management. These standards are no longer just additional or optional practices; they have become part of the core criteria that influence investor decisions, guide managerial policies, and define the companies’ ability to adapt to environmental and social challenges in global markets.

A leveraged buyout (LBO) is a transaction in which one company acquires another using a substantial amount of borrowed funds, typically in the form of bonds or bank loans, with the acquired company's assets often used as collateral.

Corporate valuation, the process of determining the worth of a company, is profoundly influenced by macroeconomic factors that shape economic conditions at a national and global level.