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The Banking Law | Doing Business in Egypt



The Banking Law

Law 88 of 2003 directing the Central Bank, the Banking and Monetary Sectors and its Executive

Directions (the "

Managing an account Law

") supplanted and superseded, among others, the old Banking Law 163

of 1957, the

National Bank Law 120 of 1975, the Banking Secrecy Law 205 of 1990, and the Foreign

Cash Control Law 38 of 1994.

Supervision of the managing an account area is vested with the Central Bank

of Egypt ("

CBE

").

Under the Banking Law, just banks authorized by the CBE t

o work on keeping money

exercises are approved to complete saving money exercises in Egypt.

Keeping money exercises as characterized by the

Keeping money Law incorporate standard and essential sales and acknowledgment of stores, getting

financing and venture of such subsidizes in giving account and credit offices, cooperation in the

share capital of organizations and all exercises considered as saving money exercises as per

standard saving money hones.

Authorized banks are additionally entitled when in doubt to do cert

ain

exercises managed by the Capital Market Law and the Custody and Depository Law, gave they

get the endorsement of the CBE and the Egyptian Financial Supervisory Authority, previously known as

the Capital Market Authority, including the endorsing

of securities and caretaker exercises.

The Banking Law stipulates a base issued and paid-

in capital of EGP 500 million for banks to be

built up in Egypt under an Egyptian business entity.

It additionally gives a base capital of

US$ 50 million or its proportional in remote monetary standards for branches of outside banks.

The CBE holds

critical forces to embrace healing measures and force punishments when the arrangements of the

above Law are damaged. For instance, the CBE holds the privilege to cance

l the enrollment of a bank by

prudence of a determination issued by the CBE

's Board of Directors if there should be an occurrence of abusing the arrangements of the

said Law, its official directions, any of its official announcements, and not cure such infringement inside

the period and as indicated by the conditions settled by the CBE.

The Banking Law enables branches of outside banks to bargain in Egyptian money and promises them

an indistinguishable treatment from national banks.

The Banking Law encapsulates the guideline of a market

-

decided remote

exc

hange rate and characterizes the administrative and CBE parts in fiscal approach.

It

additionally commands various prudential measures to secure the keeping money part, including considerable

increments in least capital necessities and more tightly administers on loaning to specia

l-intrigue customers.

The Banking Law licenses nonnatives to claim up to 100% of an Egyptian bank's offers.

Be that as it may, no

individual is allowed to possess over 10% of the offers of an Egyptian bank without the earlier

endorsement of the CBE. Further, private part

organizations may get shares in state-

claimed banks.

As per the Banking Law, banks must keep a hold with the CBE

star rata

their stores in

such bank, the rate of which might be controlled by the top managerial staff of the CBE.

Egypt's outside

cash trade directions are presently represented by the Banking Law as stipulated in

the Currency Regulations Section.

There is at present no critical cash control in constrain and

consequently people are allowed to exchange remote cash outside Egypt, gave such exchanges are

affected through banks authorized in Egypt.

As per the Banking Law, all records, stores and safes in banks and in addition related

exchanges should be private.

Survey or giving data in association therewith, either

specifically or in a roundabout way, is likewise denied without the composed authorization of the proprietors of such records,

stores or safes, or through their beneficiaries, lawful delegates or approved lawyers, or by a legal

judgment or an arbitral honor.




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