The Financial Regulatory Authority (FRA) announced on Saturday that the total size of non-banking financial activities, including both capital market operations and non-banking finance services, reached EGP 773bn in July 2025.
According to the FRA’s latest monthly report, this figure comprises EGP 431.4bn in equity issuances, EGP 53.4bn in issuances of securities other than shares, EGP 92.1bn in financial leasing contracts, EGP 57.9bn in financing for small, medium, and micro enterprises (SMMEs), EGP 47.4bn in consumer finance, EGP 67.8bn in factoring transactions, and EGP 23.1bn in mortgage financing.
In parallel, the Authority reported that the value of collateral registrations on movable assets in the movable collateral registry stood at EGP 3.9trn in July 2025. The total financing balance for SMMEs reached EGP 84.7bn, reflecting the sector’s growing contribution to the financing ecosystem.
The report also highlighted the performance of Egypt’s insurance market, where the total value of premiums collected amounted to EGP 67.8bn, while claims paid by insurance companies reached EGP 34.9bn. Meanwhile, investments of private insurance funds stood at EGP 16.9bn.
Breaking down the insurance segments, the FRA stated that property and liability insurance premiums totalled EGP 38.7bn, whereas life and savings insurance premiums amounted to EGP 29.1bn as of July 2025.
On the claims side, the total of EGP 34.9bn was distributed between EGP 16.3bn in property and liability insurance and EGP 18.6bn in life and savings insurance.
Property and liability insurance covers protection against risks such as fire, theft, and damage to assets, including homes, vehicles, warehouses, and goods. Life and savings insurance, on the other hand, provides personal protection through policies such as life coverage, death benefits, and accident insurance.
The FRA’s data underscores the steady expansion of Egypt’s non-banking financial sector, which continues to play a vital role in supporting investment activity, facilitating access to credit, and diversifying financing channels beyond the traditional banking system.
