A major Emirati company is considering launching a microfinancing arm in Egypt, Al Malreports, citing three sources familiar with the matter. They said the company is currently assessing the Egyptian market and will submit a licensing request to the Financial Regulatory Authority this year, with one confirming that it also intends to establish a specialized arm in consumer finance after the microfinancing unit has launched.
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