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The Financial Regulatory Authority's Board of Directors issued Decision No. (166) of 2021, amending Decision No. (53) of 2018 concerning licensing controls and share ownership rules for non-banking financial companies. This amendment introduces new stipulations for venture capital companies, requiring legal entities to hold at least 50% of the company's capital, with financial institutions and/or qualified investors accounting for no less than 25%. Qualified investors are defined to include public legal entities, joint-stock companies with a minimum paid-up capital of EGP 5 million, natural persons with at least five years of relevant experience, or individuals holding liquid assets or financial instruments worth at least EGP 10 million (excluding those in the licensed company).
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