Egypt is a troubled country. An over-reliance on commodity imports and tourism has decimated its financial outlook with the pandemic and the Russia-Ukraine war affecting both. The IMF and foreign direct investment are a possible light at the end of the tunnel

Arab African International Bank is playing a leading role in the evolution of the global banking industry. Alongside another 27 leading international institutions, the bank has played an major part in shaping the Principles for Responsible Banking initiative

Effective business solutions and consultancy services are more crucial than ever to Egypt’s rapidly expanding banking sector. Masaref has positioned itself as the market’s first port of call for these in-demand services

Arab African International Bank have ensured that they are already ahead of the curve when it comes to sustainable finance and are reaping the rewards of their foresight

The Egyptian economy may have been hit by two revolutions but it is bouncing back stronger, thanks in large part to its steel industry

Ahmed Abou Hashima explains how continuing to invest through Egypt’s 2011 revolution won him 20 percent of the country’s steel sector

Moody’s Investors Service late on Tuesday cut Spain’s debt by two notches to A1 from Aa2. The sovereign downgrade was largely due to Spain’s increasing challenge in meeting fiscal targets amid falling house prices and waning growth prospects, according to the agency. It cited “continued vulnerability of Spain to market stress” as a key factor […]