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Amidst the swiftly changing landscapes of global business, the craft of policy drafting has emerged as a pivotal force steering corporate governance into new frontiers.

With regards to the achievement of a the 2050 sustainable and constructive change climate strategy in Egypt, especially after the Financial Regulatory Authority's success in the first issuance of green bonds...

Continuing its efforts to expedite corporate governance procedures, the General Authority for Investment and Free Zones ("GAFI") issued Decree No. 163 of 2024...

In the realm of corporate restructuring, valuation serves as a critical tool for stakeholders to assess financial health, negotiate terms, and strategize for the future.

In the landscape of global finance, Egypt is steadily emerging as a premier destination for offshore incorporation and banking.

In Egypt's evolving business landscape, corporate governance stands as a cornerstone, guiding companies towards sustainable growth, ethical practices, and regulatory compliance.

The highlight of said amendments was introducing a new type of company to be established, namely, Sole Partnership Company.

Egypt's Senate has approved sweeping amendments to the Competition Law that would transform the Egyptian Competition Authority into an independent regulatory body with direct enforcement powers.

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...

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.

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.

A strong transfer pricing policy starts with a real understanding of how the company and the group it belongs to, not just relying on out-of-the-box models or general theoretical treatments. Each company operates within a different operational context, and each entity within the group has a specific role to play in creating value, whether it’s through manufacturing, distribution, service delivery, asset management, or risk tolerance.

In the Egyptian market, valuation is not only about financial performance or growth anymore. A big part of mispricing comes from what we can call negative intangibles, like weak governance, low transparency, unclear strategy, or lack of trust in management. These factors don’t show directly in the financial statements, but they strongly affect how investors see the company and its risk. In Egypt, where disclosure is not always consistent and market sentiment can change quickly, these issues explain why some loss-making companies trade at high prices, while other strong companies trade below their real value.

In just a few years, Egypt has transformed itself from a nation struggling with political and civil unrest into a rapidly growing economy which is a hub for businesses across the Middle East and North Africa.

In a volatile market, businesses face unique challenges when it comes to determining their cost of capital and conducting accurate valuations.

Minority shareholders in Egyptian companies face the risk of having their interests overshadowed by majority shareholders or company management.

Corporate governance has a great impact in any investment community.

The contents of the book intend to describe the accounting and legal obligations imposed on joint stock companies after formation, to allow them to remain in operation in accordance with local regulations.