Egypt: Securities

This document provides the translation of Law No. 95 of 1992, commonly known as the Capital Markets Law, along with its Executive Regulations. Together, they form the foundation of Egypt's regulatory framework for securities, stock exchanges, investment activities, and financial instruments.

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Toxic assets represent financial instruments that have drastically diminished in value and carry significant risk, often becoming difficult to trade or accurately asses...

The subject of the pledge may be a guarantee of a debt that depends on a condition of a debt of the future or a possible debt.

The law governing commercial companies has been amended recently, to stimulate investment and economic growth, and to promote a paperless economy.

The operation of the ECR marks another step towards modernizing the secured debt infrastructure.