Sectors

Financial Services & Fintech

Financial services clients require legal counsel that combines regulatory rigor with commercial agility, particularly in fintech, licensing, and investment.

Where we focus

What we handle in this sector

  • Fintech licensing and regulatory strategy
  • Investment, structuring, and transaction support
  • Contracts, partnerships, and technology agreements
  • Disputes, enforcement, and investigations

Our understanding

The landscape, as we read it.

The CBE and FRA are actively shaping what payments, lending, and digital finance can look like in Egypt. Being early to a licence is often the commercial advantage — and it is a legal execution problem.

Fintech contracts and partnerships need to survive both a regulator's review and a downside scenario with a payments partner. We draft to both tests.

Methodology of work

Four steps, one discipline.

01

Understand

We invest early in the client's operating reality — the assets, counterparties, regulators, and commercial pressures that define the matter.

02

Structure

We design the legal position — contracts, permits, disputes framing — around how the sector actually operates in Egypt.

03

Execute

Senior lawyers drive negotiation, filings, and advocacy with a single partner accountable end-to-end.

04

Sustain

We build the continuity — monitoring, compliance, and enforcement — that keeps the outcome intact as the business evolves.

Achievements

A selected record of work.

Anonymized examples preserving client confidentiality.

  • 01

    Advised a fintech operator on licensing strategy and regulatory engagement for a new product line.

  • 02

    Structured a strategic investment into an Egyptian financial services platform with staged governance rights.

  • 03

    Negotiated a partnership framework between a bank and a payments technology provider.

Confidential consultation

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Your enquiry is reviewed by a senior lawyer with sector fluency — in Arabic or English — and treated with complete discretion.