Egypt’s largest private sector bank aims to address financial inclusion and improve access to finance for underserved communities. In February 2025 it closed the largest non-sovereign social sustainable sukuk issuance in Africa, for EGP 7 billion, to drive societal and economic change. (Sukuk, derived from the Arabic term for “financial certificates,” often refer to sharia-compliant bonds.) CIB seeks to address financial inclusion by joining Islamic finance principles with internationally recognized sustainability standards. The company features a replicable model that boosts financial inclusion across Egypt, Africa, and additional emerging markets. In November 2025 CIB partnered with fintech platform INVIA to accelerate the growth of small and medium-size enterprises in Egypt. The idea is to use automation to simplify financial management and ensure that SMEs gain the financial expertise necessary to grow their businesses.
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- Updated:9/23/26
- Country/Territory:Egypt
- Headquarters:Giza, Egypt
- Industry:Commerical Banks
- CEO:Hisham Ezz Al-Arab
- Website:https://www.cibeg.com
- Ticker:CIBEY
- Company type:Public
- Revenues ($M):$4,849
- Profits ($M):$1,793
- Market value ($M):$9,301
- Number of employees:8,691
Figures are for latest twelve months ended June 30, 2026. Market value as of Aug. 31, 2026.
- Impact Segment:Economic Empowerment
- Sector:Financials
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