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This Translation of Law No. 5 of 2022 is provided to help English-speaking readers understand the main provisions, scope, and mechanisms of implementation of Law No. 5 of 2022, commonly known as the fintech in non-banking activitie law

The rise of cryptocurrencies and blockchain technology has given birth to a new frontier of digital assets, introducing unprecedented challenges in the realm of valuation.

Valuation is an essential practice in finance and investment, traditionally focused on quantifying the worth of tangible assets, businesses, and financial instruments.

In recent years, the shape and form of global marketplace has been evolving and moving from traditional face-to-face, physical trading practices by means of paper documents.

In today's digital age, the valuation of digital assets and technologies has become increasingly important as organizations harness the power of digital innovation to drive growth...

In the realm of finance and investing, few things captivate attention and stir debate like the topic of crazy valuations. What exactly constitutes a "crazy" valuation, and why do some companies...

As a beacon of innovation in the Middle East, Egypt is rapidly ascending as a pivotal force in the fintech sector, reshaping the contours of its financial landscape.

By encompassing various sectors, including banking, payments, lending, investment, insurance, and regulatory technology (RegTech); and drives innovation in the finance industry.

As Egypt continues to modernize its digital infrastructure, new technologies are emerging to streamline and secure various operations. Among these technologies are smart contracts

Non-banking financial markets and instruments are subject to the supervision and control of the Financial Regulatory Authority ("FRA") are known as non-banking financial activities including capital markets, insurance activities, ...

Egypt's venture into cryptocurrency mining underscores both opportunities and regulatory hurdles in the evolving landscape of cryptocurrency in Egypt.

In today's financial landscape, an Initial Public Offering (IPO) in Egypt remains one of the most effective mechanisms for companies to raise capital and scale their operations.

As Uber has transformed the taxi-business, Fintechs are challenging the role of banks as the sole providers of financial services.

On 14 February 2022, Egyptian President Abdel Fattah El Sisi signed the country's first Financial Technology Law, No. 5 of 2022 ("the FinTech Law") into law.

Cryptocurrencies, such as Bitcoin and Ethereum, have revolutionized the global financial system, introducing decentralized technologies that bypass traditional intermediaries like banks.

The valuation of corporate assets is undergoing a fundamental shift as data becomes a core driver of competitive advantage, profitability, and scalability. In today's digital economy, data is no longer merely a byproduct of operations but a strategic asset that directly influences pricing power, customer acquisition, risk management, and innovation

Electronic Money Institutions are revolutionizing payments in Egypt, enabling secure, efficient, and inclusive digital financial services nationwide.

Egypt's fintech licensing framework requires companies to navigate between two primary regulators—the Central Bank of Egypt for payment services and the Financial Regulatory Authority for non-bank financial activities. Understanding which regulator governs your specific fintech activity, from digital wallets to BNPL platforms, determines your capital requirements, ownership structure, and compliance obligations before you can legally operate in the Egyptian market.