Egypt: Securities

Egyptian Law No. 93 of 2000 establishes a comprehensive legal framework for central depository and registration of financial instruments, transforming Egypt's capital market infrastructure from physical securities trading to an integrated electronic system. How does this legislation enhance market efficiency, protect investor rights, and align with international best practices in financial market regulation?

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