CAIRO, Sept 18, 2018 (MENA) - Head of the Egyptian Financial Supervisory Authority Mohamed Omran on Tuesday issued a decision reducing bourse registration services fees for companies listed on the Egyptian Exchange and the Nile Stock Exchange by 50 per cent. In a released statement, he explained that the measure is meant to ease financial burdens on companies registered on the money market. He added that the move is aimed at flourishing the securities market. According to the new decision, services fees will be 0,005 per cent out of the total issued capital, he said, adding that the fees' minimum will be 5,000 pounds against a previous 10,000 pounds while the maximum will be 10,000 pounds instead of 25,000 pounds.