Haitham Wagih, the Managing Director of Avanz Capital, stressed that the growing discussion about the roles of banks and non-banking financial companies in credit financing should be seen as an opportunity for integration that serves the national economy, rather than a competitive conflict where one side tries to exclude the other. Wagih explained on his LinkedIn account, drawing from his extensive experience in both the banking sector and investment firms regulated by the Central Bank of Egypt and the Financial Regulatory Authority, that the Egyptian market truly needs all types of financing and banking activities to support economic growth and expand the reach of financial services.
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