2022-03-28 | CBE3.7Added · Updated
The Central Bank of Egypt establishes maximum exposure limits for banks, capping single customer exposure at 20% of capital and combined single customer and associated parties at 25%, with a group-wide limit of 100% of capital. The regulation defines a single customer to include entities under common control or economic groups, and sets specific thresholds for related-party transactions with board members and major shareholders. Banks are required to submit annual reports on compliance and obtain prior approval for any increases to these limits.