2021-07-06
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The Central Bank of Egypt authorizes commercial banks registered with it to provide commercial registry services to the general public and documentation (notary) services exclusively to their own customers as an initial phase. Banks must obtain prior approval from the Central Bank's Banking Affairs Sector, security clearance, and IT connectivity approval before signing agreements with the Ministry of Supply and Internal Trade and the Ministry of Justice. The regulations mandate strict operational separation between banking activities and these government services, requiring dedicated physical spaces, exclusive use of ministry-branded materials, and explicit customer disclaimers stating that the banks bear no liability for the services provided by the respective ministries.
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Cairo: July 6, 2021
To: Mr. / Chairman of the Board of Directors
Greetings,
In light of enhancing cooperation between the banking sector and both the Internal Trade Development Authority under the Ministry of Supply and Internal Trade, and the Real Estate Registration Department under the Ministry of Justice, with the aim of providing commercial registry and documentation services to customers through bank branches, the Board of Directors of the Central Bank of Egypt, in its meeting held on June 20, 2021, approved the general framework enabling the provision of Commercial Registry and documentation services within bank branches, as well as the controls detailed in the attachment, as follows:
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