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Al Ahram is considered one of the oldest brokerage firms in Egypt, it's history goes back to the 50's, bringing a wealth of experience and know how to our clients and to the markets in lots of areas such as: 1. Thorough understanding with the special rules that govern the trading process for corporations. 2. Operations made by large legal consultancy firms by finalizing deals for investors and sellers for both Egyptian and foreign companies. 3. Connections and experience with the largest financial institutions and banks operating in Arab Republic of Egypt as well as Arab and Foreign investment funds. Al Ahram manages all that through a team of talented and experienced professionals that work integrated hand in hand to guarantee the company’s continuous success and improvement. Al Ahram is classified as “A” category for Investment Risk Index issued by Misr for Clearance and Depository Company. Al Ahram is one of the very few companies that received a certificate from the Capit

Arab African International Bank was established by Special Law as a Joint Venture between the Central Bank of Egypt (CBE) and Kuwait Investment Authority (KIA), and was incorporated in 1964 as Egypt's first Arab multinational Bank. With each party holding a 49.37% stake, the Central Bank of Egypt and the Kuwait Investment Authority are the core of AAIB's shareholder base. With a history of solid banking tradition since its establishment, Arab African International Bank is Egypt's fastest growing bank in terms of size and profitability, with a compounded average growth rate for deposit and loan portfolios that has consistently outperformed market norms. These growth rates substantiated AAIB's vision to become the leading Financial Group in Egypt, providing innovative services with a strong regional presence and establishing itself as the gateway for international business into the region. The Bank saw a decade of unlimited growth allowing it to gain significant traction towards as

Citibank’s presence in Egypt dates back to 1955 when it opened its first branch of a U.S. bank in the Middle East. Following the nationalizations of the late 50’s and 60’s, Citibank re-introduced itself in the market in 1975, through its branch in Cairo, with a license to operate in foreign currency. In 1993, Citibank Egypt received its license to operate in local currency, a major milestone, which allowed for the gradual development of a full-blown Corporate and Investment Banking business that caters to corporate customers and financial institutions, providing the full range of Global Transaction Services, Corporate Finance and Treasury solutions. Additionally, CitiDirect is our online internet-banking solution available to our corporate customers for transaction execution.