AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoDigital Finance: Israel Discount Bank is set to become the country’s first lender to offer Bitcoin and Ether trading through its app. QNB and Paymera are partnering to expand digital payments in Syria, while Egyptian fintech MNT-Halan has listed a business on the Cairo exchange. Green Investment: Türkiye signed $5.1 billion in development-financing agreements at COP31, secured a record $1.6 billion AIIB climate package and agreed a renewable-energy partnership with China worth up to $15 billion. The EBRD also pledged $6 billion for Türkiye’s clean-energy transition over five years. Gulf Capital: First Abu Dhabi Bank plans to raise up to $4.08 billion to fund its growth strategy; the UAE says it is opening more sectors to foreign investors, including infrastructure. Banking: Egypt’s banking-sector assets reached 27.6 trillion pounds, with National Bank of Egypt holding 6.2 trillion pounds in loans. Monetary Policy: Türkiye’s central bank raised its year-end inflation forecast to 29.5% and tightened loan-growth limits.
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