Egypt's Egyptian Financial Supervisory Authority (FRA) reported on Wednesday that total financing granted by entities under its supervision reached 640.1 billion Egyptian pounds by the end of June 2025. The FRA said in its June 2025 report that financing through supervised entities, covering capital market activities and non-banking financial activities, included 334.8 billion Egyptian pounds in equity issuances, 52.5 billion Egyptian pounds in debt securities issuances other than shares, 84.4 billion Egyptian pounds in financial leasing contracts, 49.2 billion Egyptian pounds in financing for medium, small, and micro enterprises (SMEs), 38.1 billion Egyptian pounds in consumer finance, 59 billion Egyptian pounds in factored securities, and 22.1 billion Egyptian pounds in mortgage finance. The value of registered security interests over movable assets in the Movable Collateral Registry totalled 3.7 trillion Egyptian pounds at the end of June 2025, while outstanding financing balances for SMEs amounted to 84.8 billion Egyptian pounds. The insurance sector recorded total collected premiums of 56.8 billion Egyptian pounds by the end of June 2025, comprising 32.3 billion Egyptian pounds in property and liability insurance premiums and 24.5 billion Egyptian pounds in personal insurance and fund formation premiums. Total claims paid reached 29 billion Egyptian pounds, including 14 billion Egyptian pounds in property and liability insurance claims and 15 billion Egyptian pounds in personal insurance and fund formation claims. Private insurance fund investments stood at 13.9 billion Egyptian pounds at the end of June 2025. Attribution: Amwal Al Ghad English Subediting: Y.Yasser
