Financial Regulatory Authority reduces services charges on trading operations

The Financial Regulatory Authority agreed on Sunday to reduce services charges on trading operations in line with the package issued by Prime Minister Moustafa Madbouli to activate the bourse and boost capital market growth rate. Sun, May. 10, 2020
CAIRO - 10 May 2020: The Financial Regulatory Authority agreed on Sunday to reduce services charges on trading operations in line with the package issued by Prime Minister Moustafa Madbouli to activate the bourse and boost capital market growth rate.

Chairman of the authority Mohamed Omran said services charges on trading in listed bonds will be reduced to be 5 per 100,000 with a maximum limit of 250 pounds.

The move makes Egypt the least-cost market in terms of services charges on trading operations if compared to other money markets, he added.

Oman said the move reflects the authority's keenness on developing capital market and luring more investments.