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IPO for Egypt’s payments firm e-finance starts October 10

IPO for Egypt’s payments firm e-finance starts October 10

  • The prospectus announced today reveals that 16 percent of the company’s shares with a capital of 800 million pounds will be offered in two tranches
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Regulators not up to speed on banks' digital marketplaces: EU watchdog

Regulators not up to speed on banks' digital marketplaces: EU watchdog

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Egypt to sell minority stake in state payments firm e-finance

Egypt to sell minority stake in state payments firm e-finance

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