Egyptian banks: is privatisation finally on the way?
The Egyptian banking industry has hunkered down and is emerging stronger than expected. Is privatisation finally on the cards?
Egypt's banking sector has strengthened, prompting renewed discussion of privatisation. Any divestment of state-owned banks would likely aim to attract foreign capital and improve competitiveness, though timing and scope remain uncertain given the sector's role in financing government debt.
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