- Representatives of federations and companies showcase the latest products and services in capital market, insurance, and non-banking financing activities
- Participants brief exhibition visitors on safe investment opportunities under the Authority's supervision
Dr. Islam Azzam, Chairman of the Financial Regulatory Authority (FRA), witnessed today the activities of the "Capacity Building to Enhance Development" exhibition for non-banking financial services, organized by the Authority at Alexandria Stadium in cooperation with the Governorate, to build bridges of communication between product and service providers and the citizens of Alexandria.
This came within the activities of the "Capacity Building to Enhance Development – Know to Benefit" conference held under the auspices of H.E. the Prime Minister, Dr. Mostafa Madbouly.
The exhibition opening was attended by Dr. Amira Yassin Heikal, Deputy Governor of Alexandria, Dr. Tarek Seif, Vice Chairman of the Financial Regulatory Authority (FRA), Dr. Mohammed Abdel Aziz, Mr. Mahmoud Gibril, and Dr. Rehab Taha, Assistants to the Chairman of the Authority, Counselor Reda Abdel Maaty, Senior Advisor to the Authority, a number of the Authority's leaders specialized in supervising various activities, the heads of all non-banking financial activity federations, and representatives of prominent sector companies and associations, particularly those operating in Alexandria Governorate.
The organization and preparation of the exhibition were participated in by: the Insurance Federation of Egypt (IFE), the Egyptian Securities Federation (ESF), the Egyptian Micro, Small and Medium Enterprise Finance Association, the Egyptian Factoring Association, the Egyptian Leasing Association, the Egyptian Mortgage Refinance Company / Egyptian Mortgage Federation, and more than 30 active companies and associations in the sectors of: capital market, investment funds, insurance, and non-banking financing.
Representatives of the participating companies in the exhibition were keen to introduce citizens to the latest non-banking financial services and their role in developing businesses, small and micro-enterprises, meeting diverse needs, and how to launch small and micro-enterprises by utilizing financing services.
While participants presented citizens with investment opportunities through safe and regulated investment vehicles and pathways, representatives of the Authority at the exhibition were keen to communicate with citizens, introducing them to the latest forms of fraud, swindling, and negative practices in the markets, as well as the role of the General Authority in protecting clients and early risk monitoring.
Through its public activities in Alexandria, it reflects the orientation of the Financial Regulatory Authority (FRA) to enhance communication with state institutions and business community representatives in the governorates, and to develop non-banking financial markets in a manner that achieves a balance between supporting growth and investment, raising service quality, protecting clients' rights, and maximizing the sector's contribution to the national economy.
