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List of Banks in Egypt

Published by Gbaf News

Posted on June 13, 2012

2 min read

· Last updated: June 11, 2018

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Banking Central Banks Digital banking Regulation

Central Bank of Egypt (Al-Bank al-Markazī al-Masrī)
National Bank For Development
Banque du Caire
Piraeus Bank
National Bank of Egypt
Egyptian Arab Land Bank
Bank of Alexandria
Principal Bank for Development and Agricultural Credit
Commercial International Bank
National Bank of Greece
Industrial Development & Workers Bank of Egypt
Societe Arabe Internationale de Banque
Ahli United Bank
Credit Agricole Egypt
Barclays Bank Egypt
Suez Canal Bank
HSBC Bank Egypt
Federal Arab Bank For Investment and Development
Misr Iran Development Bank
Bank Audi
Citibank
Faisal Islamic Bank of Egypt
Bank of Nova Scotia
Al Baraka Bank of Egypt
Al Watany Bank of Egypt
BNP Paribas
Union National Bank Egypt (UNB-E)
Egyptian Gulf Bank
Arab African International Bank
Nationale Societe Generale Bank
Arab Banking Corporation
Housing and Development Bank
United Bank -Egypt
National Bank of Abu Dhabi
Banque Misr
Arab Bank Plc.
Export Development Bank of Egypt
Mashreq Bank
Blom Bank
National Bank of Oman

Key Takeaways

Egypt’s banking sector comprises numerous state-owned, private, Islamic and international banks.
The Central Bank of Egypt oversees licensing and regulation of all operating banks.
Several foreign banks have exited Egypt in recent years through sales or closures.
Egypt is expanding digital banking with new licences like onebank and services like InstaPay.

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Who regulates banks in Egypt?

The Central Bank of Egypt regulates and licenses all banks operating in the country.

Are there digital‑only banks in Egypt?

Yes, for example onebank, launched in August 2025, is the first fully digital bank in Egypt supervised by the Central Bank.

Have any foreign banks exited Egypt?

Yes, banks like Barclays Egypt, Bank of Nova Scotia, BNP Paribas Egypt and Piraeus Bank Egypt have ceased operations or sold their Egyptian businesses.

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