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Suez Canal Bank
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Suez Canal Bank
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Private
Founded yearint
1978
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Suez Canal Bank is an Egyptian joint stock bank founded in 1978 and listed on the Egyptian Exchange (ticker: CANA), headquartered in Garden City, Cairo, with 56 branches nationwide. The bank provides retail, SME, corporate, Islamic, and institutional banking services, targeting salaried individuals, youth, high-net-worth clients (Elite/Privé tiers), MSMEs, large corporates, and underbanked populations through dedicated programs such as Beyond (ages 15-35), Neqaty (loyalty rewards), and a tiered Elite premium segment. Its product portfolio spans current and savings accounts, certificates of deposit (including 3-year EGP floating CDs at 19.5%), personal and auto loans, green finance products, Sharia-compliant instruments (Musharaka, Mudaraba, Murabaha, Sukuk), trade finance, custody, cash management, and syndicated project lending. Notable enterprise deals include EGP 5.2 billion Islamic financing for Inertia Egypt's Jefaira project, a EGP 4.485 billion syndicated loan for Madkour Projects, and a EGP 2.35 billion facility for Ashry Steel Group.

Revenue is generated primarily through net interest income on an EGP 122 billion loan portfolio, supported by fee and commission income from trade finance, custody, cards, and account services. Customer deposits of EGP 209 billion and a high-interest-rate environment shape the net interest margin dynamics. Distribution combines a 56-branch physical network with digital channels — mobile banking app launched in 2025, online banking, SCB E-Wallet, and InstaPay integration — achieving 69% digital adoption. Strategic partnerships span multilateral institutions (EBRD, IFC, GCF, EU, MSMEDA) for concessional capital and fintechs (Lucky, Blnk, Thndr, Modopay, Oliv) for embedded distribution and digital product expansion. Ownership is anchored by Arab International Bank (41.5%) and Libyan Foreign Bank Tripoli (27.7%), with the Suez Canal Authority Pension Fund at 10.1%, providing international institutional backing.

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Suez Canal Bank is an Egyptian joint stock bank serving retail, SME, corporate, Islamic, and institutional clients through 56 branches and digital channels, with EGP 270 billion in total assets and a portfolio spanning deposits, lending, trade finance, and green finance.

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Operating
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Headcount rangeband
1,001–5,000
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HeadquartersCairo, Egypt
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Cairo
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Egypt
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Africa
Markets served

Serves global market

Offices5 records

Each record includes

City, Country, Type, Description, Source

Keyword5 values
retail banking services, corporate banking solutions, SME financing programs, Islamic banking products, digital banking channels
Industry3 codes
1FSABABAB
CodeFSABABABPrimaryYes
2FSABAAAA
CodeFSABAAAAPrimaryNo
3FSABAGAB
CodeFSABAGABPrimaryNo
NAICS code2 codes
  • 522110
  • 5221
SIC code1 code
  • 6029
Product category
Commercial Banking
Social media profiles1 record
GTM motion3 records

Each record includes

Type, Description, Source

Revenue model5 records
1Net Interest Income
TypeSubscription Recurring
Description

The primary revenue driver: interest income earned from lending activities (corporate loans, retail loans, SME financing) minus interest paid on deposits (savings, certificates of deposit, current accounts). The bank posted EGP 6.4 billion net profit in 2025, driven by strong growth in loans and facilities portfolio (up 63% to EGP 122 billion).

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2Fee and Commission Income
TypeTransaction Fee
Description

Fees from account services, credit cards, fund transfers, trade finance services (letters of credit, letters of guarantee), foreign exchange transactions, custody and bookkeeping services, and bancassurance products. Also includes service charges on various banking products and tariff-based fees.

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3Trade Finance Services
TypeTransaction Fee
Description

Revenue from trade finance products including export/import financing, letters of credit, letters of guarantee, bill acceptance, forfeiting, discounting, and documentary collections for corporate clients. The bank maintains correspondent banking relationships globally.

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4Custody and Bookkeeping Services
TypeTransaction Fee
Description

Fees for securities custody, bookkeeping of stocks and bonds, subscription services, pledge and freeze of securities, and related services to shareholders and institutional customers.

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5Islamic Banking (Musharaka, Mudaraba, Murabaha)
TypeSubscription Recurring
Description

Sharia-compliant banking products and services through the Islamic Banking division, generating revenue from Mudaraba savings accounts, Sukuk certificates, and Islamic financing products.

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Marketing channels9 records

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Title, Type, Stage, Description, Source

Distribution channels8 records

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Title, Type, Scope, Target buyer, Description, Source

Cost components5 values
Personnel, Operations, Technology or R&D, Infrastructure, Marketing or Sales
Pricing details15 tiers
1Tharwa Savings Account: 15-18% monthly return in EGP
ModelSubscriptionBilling cadenceMonthly
Notes

Balance < 1 million EGP: 15.00%; 1–5 million: 16.50%; 5 million and above: 17.00%. Minimum balance EGP 5,000.

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2Infinity Savings Account: 0–17.40% monthly return in EGP
ModelSubscriptionBilling cadenceMonthly
Notes

Balance from 100,000 to 500,000 EGP (below EGP 20M): 0.00%; 5,000 to less than 50,000 EGP and EGP 20M and above: 17.40%.

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3Classic CD (3-year EGP): 17.75–17.85%
ModelSubscriptionBilling cadenceMonthly
Notes

Monthly payment: 17.75%; Quarterly: 17.85%. Minimum EGP 1,000. Not redeemable before 6 months.

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4Current Plus CD (3-year floating EGP): 19.50% monthly
ModelSubscriptionBilling cadenceMonthly
Notes

Monthly: 19.50% (CBE Corridor +0.50%). Minimum EGP 1,000.

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5Elite Star CD: 18.00% monthly
ModelSubscriptionBilling cadenceMonthly
Notes

18.00% monthly, minimum EGP 100,000, multiples of EGP 10,000.

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6Payroll Loan: up to EGP 6 million, interest from 26%
ModelUnit PricingBilling cadenceMonthly
Notes

Max loan EGP 6 million, tenor up to 144 months, competitive interest rates starting from 26%, free life insurance. Min net monthly income EGP 10,000.

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7Elite Personal Loan: up to EGP 2 million at 26%
ModelUnit PricingBilling cadenceMonthly
Notes

Unsecured loans up to EGP 2 million for Elite clients, 26% interest rate, 50% discount on admin fees.

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8Green Power Loan: up to EGP 1 million
ModelUnit PricingBilling cadenceMonthly
Notes

Max EGP 1 million, tenor up to 120 months, monthly installments. Min age 25, min monthly income EGP 50,000. Available for unit owners in residential compounds.

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93-Year USD Fixed CD: 4.25–4.35%
ModelSubscriptionBilling cadenceMonthly
Notes

1-month: 4.25%; 3-month: 4.27%; 6-month: 4.30%; 12-month: 4.35%. Min USD 100.

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105-Year USD Fixed CD: 3.00–3.15%
ModelSubscriptionBilling cadenceMonthly
Notes

1-month: 3.00%; 3-month: 3.05%; 6-month: 3.10%; 12-month: 3.15%. Min USD 100.

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11Time Deposits EGP: 8.75–11.75%
ModelSubscriptionBilling cadenceMonthly
Notes

1-month: 8.75%; 3-month: 11.25%; 6-month: 11.75%; 12-month: 11.75%. Min EGP 2,000.

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12E-saving Account: 14.50–17.00%
ModelSubscriptionBilling cadenceMonthly
Notes

Below EGP 1 million: 14.50%; EGP 1 million and above: 17.00%.

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13Savings Account Beyond (youth 15-35): 6.75–8.75%
ModelSubscriptionBilling cadenceMonthly
Notes

1,000 to less than 100,000 EGP: 6.75%; 100,000 EGP and above: 8.75%.

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14Bedaya Saving Account: 11.75%
ModelSubscriptionBilling cadenceMonthly
Notes

Max balance EGP 250,000: 11.75% monthly.

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15Daily Cash Account: 9–17.50% daily interest
ModelSubscriptionBilling cadenceMonthly
Notes

Less than 500,000 EGP: 9.00%; 500K to <1M: 10.00%; 1M to <5M: 13.00%; 5M to <10M: 14.00%; 10M to <20M: 15.00%; 20M to <50M: 16.00%; 50M and above: 17.50%.

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GTM typeB2B and B2C
B2B and B2C
Offering typeServices
Services
Brand1 of 3 records shown
1Elite
Description

Premium banking package for distinguished clients offering personalized financial solutions, dedicated relationship management, and exclusive privileges.

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Core offering1 text field

Suez Canal Bank is an Egyptian joint-stock commercial bank that provides retail, SME, corporate, Islamic, and institutional banking services through 56 branches nationwide and digital channels. Its core offerings include current and savings accounts, certificates of deposit, personal and auto loans, green financing, credit and debit cards, trade finance, custody services, mutual funds, and Sharia-compliant products (Sukuk, Murabaha, Musharaka, Mudaraba). The bank also delivers digital banking services via mobile app, online portal, SCB E-Wallet, and InstaPay, with a 69% digital adoption rate.

Differentiator
Functional benefit
Problem solved
Quantifiable outcome1 of 6 values shown
  • Total financial position reached EGP 270 billion (50% YoY growth) in 2025
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Product overview1 text field

Suez Canal Bank offers a comprehensive banking platform serving individual, SME, corporate, and institutional customers across Egypt through multiple delivery channels including 56 branches, digital banking, and mobile applications. The product portfolio centers on core deposit and lending products (accounts, certificates of deposit, personal and business loans, auto loans) alongside specialized programs segmented by customer type (Elite premium banking with three tiers, Beyond youth program, Neqaty loyalty rewards). Digital banking capabilities include Online & Mobile Banking, SCB E-Wallet, and Instapay for instant payments via the National Instant Payment Network. Islamic banking services are delivered through dedicated branches offering Sharia-compliant products including Sukuk certificates (Al-Khair, Maisarah), Mudaraba, Murabaha, and Musharaka financing. Corporate services encompass ACH Corpay bulk payment solutions, USD certificates, trade finance, and custody services. SME offerings include the 'Your Loan Your Aid' financing program up to 5 million EGP and BDS business development centers. The bank also provides green finance products (Green Power Loan, Micro Mobility Financing) and participates in green trade finance initiatives.

Product and service35 records
1Current and Savings Accounts
CategoryAccounts
Description

Personal and corporate banking accounts including current accounts, savings accounts, and interest-bearing accounts in Egyptian Pound, US Dollar, Euro, Sterling Pound, and other major currencies.

2Tharwa Savings Account
CategorySavings Deposits
Description

Savings account in Egyptian Pound with tiered monthly interest rates ranging from 15% to 18% depending on balance tier. Minimum balance EGP 5,000. Interest calculated on lowest credit balance during the month.

3Infinity Savings Account
CategorySavings Deposits
Description

Savings account with interest rates ranging from 0% to 17.40% monthly depending on balance tier structures.

4Classic Certificate of Deposit (CD)
CategoryCertificates of Deposit
Description

3-year fixed-rate EGP certificate with monthly interest of 17.75% or quarterly interest of 17.85%. Minimum EGP 1,000, in multiples thereof. Not redeemable before 6 months.

5Current Plus CD (El-Hassaad)
CategoryCertificates of Deposit
Description

3-year floating EGP certificate with daily interest at 18.25% or monthly at 18.75%. Minimum EGP 1,000 with interest calculated from next working day of issuance.

6Current Flex CD
CategoryCertificates of Deposit
Description

Flexible 3-year floating CD with daily interest rate of 19.25% and minimum interest rate of 17.25%. Minimum EGP 1,000 in multiples of EGP 1,000.

7Infinity CD
CategoryCertificates of Deposit
Description

3-year EGP floating rate CD with daily interest rate of 19%. Minimum ticket size of EGP 5 million in multiples of EGP 1 million.

8Corporate USD Certificates of Deposit
CategoryCorporate Certificates
Description

Corporate USD certificates of deposit with 3-year and 5-year terms. Minimum value of USD 10,000 with fixed interest rates and specific redemption fee schedules.

9Daily Cash Account
CategoryInterest-Bearing Accounts
Description

Interest-bearing account with daily interest calculation and payment. Interest rates range from 9% for balances under EGP 500,000 up to 17.5% for balances of EGP 50 million and above.

10Personal Loans
CategoryPersonal Loans
Description

Suite of personal loans including Payroll Loan (up to EGP 6 million, tenor up to 144 months, interest from 26%, free life insurance), Elite Loan, and specialized loans for various employee categories.

11Auto Loans
CategoryAuto Loans
Description

Vehicle financing including payroll auto loan, fully salary transfer loan, non-salary transfer auto loan, self-employed auto loan, and various down payment programs. Financing up to 100% of car price with approval within 24 hours.

12Green Power Loan
CategoryGreen / Sustainable Loans
Description

Eco-friendly financing for residential solar panels and green energy solutions in residential compounds. Maximum loan amount up to EGP 1 million with loan tenor up to 120 months.

13Micro Mobility Financing
CategoryGreen / Sustainable Loans
Description

Financing for golf cars, scooters, and e-bikes with up to 100% financing without down payment. Loan tenor up to 84 months.

14Platinum Credit Card
CategoryCredit Cards
Description

Premium credit card with free issuance of primary card, up to 57 days grace period, free supplementary cards, and access to over 25 domestic and international airport lounges. Insurance coverage up to $5,000 over 12 months for theft or accidental damage.

15Visa Signature Credit Card
CategoryCredit Cards
Description

Premium credit card offering worldwide travel privileges, luxurious experiences, airport lounge access to 1,300+ lounges globally, 24/7 concierge service, purchase protection, extended warranty, and earns 3 reward points per EGP 1 spent.

16Visa Signature Debit Card
CategoryDebit Cards
Description

Premium debit card rewarding lifestyle with worldwide travel benefits, luxurious experiences, and 3 reward points per EGP 1 spent on purchases.

17Online & Mobile Banking
CategoryDigital Banking
Description

Digital banking platform allowing customers to view account balances, order statements, request checkbooks, view transaction history, manage money transfers between accounts and to other Egyptian banks up to EGP 350,000 daily, and manage credit cards.

18Instapay
CategoryDigital Banking
Description

Mobile app connected to Egypt's National Instant Payment Network (IPN) enabling instant money transfers between accounts at different banks in Egypt. Allows linking all bank accounts, checking balances, and making transfers 24/7 with transaction limits of EGP 70,000 per transaction and EGP 120,000 daily.

19SCB E-Wallet
CategoryDigital Payments
Description

Digital wallet service for sending money, paying bills, and shopping using mobile. Features include money transfers to wallets at any bank, bill payments, QR codes for transactions, and charity donations. Daily limit of EGP 60,000 and monthly limit of EGP 200,000.

20SME Banking Services
CategorySME Banking
Description

Comprehensive banking services for small and medium enterprises including financial services (financing up to EGP 5 million for various commercial and industrial activities) and non-financial services through BDS business development service centers inside branches.

21Your Loan Your Aid (Qardak Sandaak)
CategorySME Financing
Description

Specialized SME financing program providing up to EGP 5 million for SMEs operating in commercial, industrial, contracting, and renewable energy activities. Financing with special interest rates and repayment period up to 5 years.

22Corporate Banking Services
CategoryCorporate Banking
Description

Comprehensive corporate banking services including SCB Digital Business Solutions, corporate products, syndicated loans, and structured finance solutions for large corporations and institutional clients.

23ACH Corpay Bulk Payment Service
CategoryCorporate Payment Services
Description

Automated Clearing House service for corporate bulk credit payments and direct debit collections in EGP currency. Enables payroll, supplier payments, pension transfers, and bill collection through a secure network under CBE supervision.

24Financial Institutions Services (Trade Finance & Custody)
CategoryInstitutional Banking / Trade Finance
Description

Custody and bookkeeping services for stocks and bonds, correspondent banking network, trade finance services including letters of credit and guarantees, and Vostro accounts for financial institutions globally.

25Cash Management Services
CategoryInstitutional Banking
Description

Comprehensive cash management solutions for institutional clients including account management, liquidity management, and payment services.

26Mutual Funds / Asset Management
CategoryInvestment Products
Description

Mutual fund investment products including Suez Canal Bank Mutual Fund, Al Agial Fund, and AMIG Fund with various NAVs and update frequencies for retail and institutional investors.

27Islamic Banking (Musharaka, Mudaraba, Murabaha)
CategoryIslamic Banking
Description

Sharia-compliant banking solutions including Musharaka Finance (partnership), Mudaraba, and Murabaha Sale. Services are provided through dedicated Islamic banking branches with supervision from the bank's Shariah committee.

28Islamic Sukuk Certificate
CategoryIslamic Banking
Description

Islamic-compliant certificate of deposit with variable interest based on Mudaraba concept. Interest paid quarterly with 75% for customer and 25% for bank. Redeemable after first 6 months and eligible for borrowing up to 90% of value.

29Sukuk Al-Khair Certificate
CategoryIslamic Banking
Description

Islamic certificate with competitive interest rates, minimum of EGP 1,000, and 3-year term. Early redemption after 6 months with discounted rates applied based on withdrawal timing.

30Sukuk Maisarah Certificate
CategoryIslamic Banking
Description

Sharia-compliant 3-year certificate compatible with Islamic law principles. Variable interest rate linked to CBE corridor rate with daily or monthly payout options.

31Elite Premium Banking Package
CategoryPremium Banking
Description

Premium banking package for distinguished clients with minimum balance EGP 1 million or salary from EGP 50,000. Includes dedicated relationship management, concierge services, lifestyle benefits, Platinum debit and credit cards, and preferential loan rates.

32Elite Plus Premium Banking Bundle
CategoryPremium Banking
Description

Enhanced premium banking tier for clients with minimum balance EGP 2-5 million or salary from EGP 100,000-250,000. Includes free Platinum debit card, 50% discount on card fees, 25% discount on loan admin fees, and safe box benefits.

33Elite Star Premium Banking Bundle
CategoryPremium Banking
Description

Top-tier premium banking package for clients with minimum balance EGP 5-20 million or salary from EGP 250,000-500,000. Includes free Tharwa Saving Account, Daily Cash Account, Current Account, Signature debit and credit cards, 50% discount on loan admin fees and safe box annual fees.

34Beyond Youth Banking Program
CategoryYouth Banking
Description

Tailored program for youth aged 15-35 offering a wide range of products and services including Saving Plus account, Titanium debit card, prepaid cards, credit cards with 25% off issuance fee, and personal loans with 25% off admin fee.

35Neqaty Loyalty Rewards Program
CategoryLoyalty / Rewards Program
Description

Points-based loyalty program awarding points on credit card, debit card, and prepaid card transactions. Points can be redeemed at a wide network of international and local brands across Egypt. SCB NEQATY app available on iOS and Android.

Scale indicator8 records

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Type, Value, Description, Source

Partnership7 partners
Strategic tierMinorTypeStrategic or Co-development PartnerAnnounced on2026-06-20
Description

Suez Canal Bank is exploring an integrated digital banking and investment services partnership with Thndr, Visa, and Modopay pending Central Bank of Egypt approval. The initiative aims to create a seamless digital experience combining banking and investment offerings.

Strategic tierCoreTypeStrategic or Co-development PartnerAnnounced on2026-03-14
Description

Suez Canal Bank signed a strategic partnership agreement with Lucky fintech company to develop and deliver innovative financial solutions in Egypt. The collaboration combines the bank's infrastructure and regulatory expertise with Lucky's capabilities in data analytics and digital customer engagement, supporting financial inclusion and digital transformation goals.

Strategic tierMinorTypeGTM or Marketing PartnerAnnounced on2026-03-07
Description

Suez Canal Bank partnered with Talabat Egypt as part of the 'Sekket Rezk' initiative to provide employment opportunities through Talabat's logistics network to 55 young people from care homes, including opening personal bank accounts and providing transportation tools.

4Sonaa El Kheir Foundation for Development
Strategic tierMinorTypeGTM or Marketing PartnerAnnounced on2026-03-07
Description

Suez Canal Bank partnered with Sonaa El Kheir Foundation and Talabat Egypt to launch the 'Sekket Rezk' initiative supporting 55 youth from care homes with transportation tools and employment, under the patronage of CBE and Ministry of Social Solidarity.

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Strategic tierCoreTypeStrategic or Co-development PartnerAnnounced on2026-02-28
Description

Suez Canal Bank signed a cooperation protocol with Alameda Healthcare Group to provide integrated premium banking and healthcare services for high-net-worth and Privé clients. Under the agreement, clients receive exclusive medical benefits including comprehensive health check-up packages and dedicated relationship managers from Alameda.

Strategic tierMinorTypeStrategic or Co-development PartnerAnnounced on2025-11-29
Description

Suez Canal Bank signed a cooperation protocol with e-Aswaaq Misr to expand digital financing solutions for SMEs and entrepreneurs in Egypt. The partnership leverages digital platforms to streamline processes, reduce operational costs, and promote financial inclusion.

Strategic tierMinorTypeStrategic or Co-development PartnerAnnounced on2025-10-18
Description

Suez Canal Bank and Oliv signed an EGP 30 million credit facility agreement to finance SMEs in Egypt. Oliv is the first Egyptian company licensed by FRA to offer digital invoice financing, enabling SMEs quick access to working capital.

Recent move7 records

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Date, Type, Title, Description, Source

Expansion highlight6 records

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Type, Description

Peers10 records
TypeEmerging player
Description

Mid-sized Egyptian private bank with retail, SME, and corporate offerings plus a digital transformation program. Comparable on scale tier and the digital-banking pivot, though with a smaller Islamic-banking footprint.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Joint-venture Egyptian private bank (QNB Group) operating a similar nationwide branch network with retail, SME, and corporate services. Directly comparable in scale, product mix, and listed-EGX public-market profile.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Egyptian private-sector bank with a foreign-shareholder structure (similar to Suez Canal Bank) providing corporate, trade-finance, and retail services. Comparable on shareholder profile, correspondent banking, and corporate-banking depth.

TypeBroad incumbent
Description

Egypt's largest state-owned bank operating across all retail, SME, corporate, and Islamic segments. A broad incumbent that competes across every product Suez Canal Bank offers, but with substantially greater scale and state backing.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Egypt's largest private-sector bank offering retail, SME, corporate, and Islamic banking across a comparable product set. CIB is the most directly comparable peer given overlapping digital-banking investments, SME focus, and similar deposit/lending franchise on the EGX.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Egyptian subsidiary of Emirates NBD offering retail, corporate, and Islamic banking. Comparable in mid-tier scale, digital banking investment, and cross-border Gulf-Levant positioning.

TypeBroad incumbent
Description

One of Egypt's largest state-owned universal banks with deep retail, SME, corporate, and Islamic banking franchises. Competes across all of Suez Canal Bank's segments and is a frequent syndicate co-lender.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Egyptian subsidiary of Abu Dhabi Islamic Bank providing Sharia-compliant retail, SME, and corporate banking. Directly comparable on the Islamic banking product set, Sukuk offering, and Gulf-shareholder profile.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Egyptian pure-play Islamic bank offering Sharia-compliant retail, SME, and corporate products including Sukuk and Murabaha. Closely comparable on the Islamic banking franchise that Suez Canal Bank is scaling.

TypeBroad incumbent
Description

Multinational bank's Egyptian subsidiary offering retail, SME, and corporate banking. Comparable on correspondent-banking, trade-finance, and corporate-banking services, though with a much narrower retail branch footprint.

Market position
Strengths5 records

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Weaknesses5 records

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Competitive moat5 records

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Key risks6 records

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Key highlights7 records

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Customer concentration

Classification, Details

Named customers10 records

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Name, Industry, Type, Use case, Source, UUID

Segment7 records

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Title, Type, Primary, Description, Pain point addressed, Use case, Source

Ideal customer profile7 records

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Profile, Firmographic size, Sales motion, Sales cycle length, Buying structure, Purchase trigger, Buyer persona, Geography, Industry vertical, Primary use case, Description, Pain points, Evidence proof points, Target buyer

Technology focused
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API detail
Has APIbool
No

Docs URL, Description

AI maturity
App detail

Has app

Feature4 records

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Title, Differentiator, Description, Source

Core technology
Revenue estimate
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Number of profiles
Profiles3 records

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Name, Designation, Designation category, Overview, Profile commentary, Source

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Funding overview

Funding stage, Last funding date, Total funding USD

Funding rounds2 records

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Round, Amount USD, Date, Pre money valuation, Total investors, Investors, News

Investors4 records

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Name, Type, Date of entry, Rounds participated, Website

Funding detail is available on the Subscription and Enterprise plan.Contact sales →

M&A

Each record includes

Name, Acquisition type, Announced date, Completed date, Status, Website, News

Investment12 records

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Name, Round, Announced date, Lead investor, Website, News

M&A and investment is available on the Subscription and Enterprise plan.Contact sales →

Suez Canal Bank

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Suez Canal Bank is an Egyptian joint stock bank serving retail, SME, corporate, Islamic, and institutional clients through 56 branches and digital channels, with EGP 270 billion in total assets and a portfolio spanning deposits, lending, trade finance, and green finance.

What Suez Canal Bank does

Suez Canal Bank is an Egyptian joint stock bank founded in 1978 and listed on the Egyptian Exchange (ticker: CANA), headquartered in Garden City, Cairo, with 56 branches nationwide. The bank provides retail, SME, corporate, Islamic, and institutional banking services, targeting salaried individuals, youth, high-net-worth clients (Elite/Privé tiers), MSMEs, large corporates, and underbanked populations through dedicated programs such as Beyond (ages 15-35), Neqaty (loyalty rewards), and a tiered Elite premium segment. Its product portfolio spans current and savings accounts, certificates of deposit (including 3-year EGP floating CDs at 19.5%), personal and auto loans, green finance products, Sharia-compliant instruments (Musharaka, Mudaraba, Murabaha, Sukuk), trade finance, custody, cash management, and syndicated project lending. Notable enterprise deals include EGP 5.2 billion Islamic financing for Inertia Egypt's Jefaira project, a EGP 4.485 billion syndicated loan for Madkour Projects, and a EGP 2.35 billion facility for Ashry Steel Group.

Revenue is generated primarily through net interest income on an EGP 122 billion loan portfolio, supported by fee and commission income from trade finance, custody, cards, and account services. Customer deposits of EGP 209 billion and a high-interest-rate environment shape the net interest margin dynamics. Distribution combines a 56-branch physical network with digital channels — mobile banking app launched in 2025, online banking, SCB E-Wallet, and InstaPay integration — achieving 69% digital adoption. Strategic partnerships span multilateral institutions (EBRD, IFC, GCF, EU, MSMEDA) for concessional capital and fintechs (Lucky, Blnk, Thndr, Modopay, Oliv) for embedded distribution and digital product expansion. Ownership is anchored by Arab International Bank (41.5%) and Libyan Foreign Bank Tripoli (27.7%), with the Suez Canal Authority Pension Fund at 10.1%, providing international institutional backing.

Suez Canal Bank firmographics

Firmographics
Name
Suez Canal Bank
Legal name
Suez Canal Bank
Website
https://scbank.com.eg
Company type
Private
Founded year
1978
Operating status
Operating
Headcount range
1,001–5,000 employees
Short description
Suez Canal Bank is an Egyptian joint stock bank serving retail, SME, corporate, Islamic, and institutional clients through 56 branches and digital channels, with EGP 270 billion in total assets and a portfolio spanning deposits, lending, trade finance, and green finance.
Ownership category
akta.pro rank

Where Suez Canal Bank is headquartered

Location

Headquarters

HQ city
Cairo
HQ country
Egypt
HQ region
Africa

Offices5 records

Markets served

Suez Canal Bank business model

Business model
GTM type
B2B and B2C
Offering type
Services
Cost components
Personnel, Operations, Technology or R&D, Infrastructure, Marketing or Sales

Revenue model

  1. Net Interest Income: The primary revenue driver: interest income earned from lending activities (corporate loans, retail loans, SME financing) minus interest paid on deposits (savings, certificates of deposit, current accounts). The bank posted EGP 6.4 billion net profit in 2025, driven by strong growth in loans and facilities portfolio (up 63% to EGP 122 billion).
  2. Fee and Commission Income: Fees from account services, credit cards, fund transfers, trade finance services (letters of credit, letters of guarantee), foreign exchange transactions, custody and bookkeeping services, and bancassurance products. Also includes service charges on various banking products and tariff-based fees.
  3. Trade Finance Services: Revenue from trade finance products including export/import financing, letters of credit, letters of guarantee, bill acceptance, forfeiting, discounting, and documentary collections for corporate clients. The bank maintains correspondent banking relationships globally.
  4. Custody and Bookkeeping Services: Fees for securities custody, bookkeeping of stocks and bonds, subscription services, pledge and freeze of securities, and related services to shareholders and institutional customers.
  5. Islamic Banking (Musharaka, Mudaraba, Murabaha): Sharia-compliant banking products and services through the Islamic Banking division, generating revenue from Mudaraba savings accounts, Sukuk certificates, and Islamic financing products.

Pricing tiers

ModelBillingPrice
SubscriptionMonthlyTharwa Savings Account: 15-18% monthly return in EGP
SubscriptionMonthlyInfinity Savings Account: 0–17.40% monthly return in EGP
SubscriptionMonthlyClassic CD (3-year EGP): 17.75–17.85%
SubscriptionMonthlyCurrent Plus CD (3-year floating EGP): 19.50% monthly
SubscriptionMonthlyElite Star CD: 18.00% monthly
Unit PricingMonthlyPayroll Loan: up to EGP 6 million, interest from 26%
Unit PricingMonthlyElite Personal Loan: up to EGP 2 million at 26%
Unit PricingMonthlyGreen Power Loan: up to EGP 1 million
SubscriptionMonthly3-Year USD Fixed CD: 4.25–4.35%
SubscriptionMonthly5-Year USD Fixed CD: 3.00–3.15%
SubscriptionMonthlyTime Deposits EGP: 8.75–11.75%
SubscriptionMonthlyE-saving Account: 14.50–17.00%
SubscriptionMonthlySavings Account Beyond (youth 15-35): 6.75–8.75%
SubscriptionMonthlyBedaya Saving Account: 11.75%
SubscriptionMonthlyDaily Cash Account: 9–17.50% daily interest

Go-to-market motion3 records

Distribution channels8 records

Marketing channels9 records

Suez Canal Bank product offering

Product offering

Core offering

Suez Canal Bank is an Egyptian joint-stock commercial bank that provides retail, SME, corporate, Islamic, and institutional banking services through 56 branches nationwide and digital channels. Its core offerings include current and savings accounts, certificates of deposit, personal and auto loans, green financing, credit and debit cards, trade finance, custody services, mutual funds, and Sharia-compliant products (Sukuk, Murabaha, Musharaka, Mudaraba). The bank also delivers digital banking services via mobile app, online portal, SCB E-Wallet, and InstaPay, with a 69% digital adoption rate.

Product overview

Suez Canal Bank offers a comprehensive banking platform serving individual, SME, corporate, and institutional customers across Egypt through multiple delivery channels including 56 branches, digital banking, and mobile applications. The product portfolio centers on core deposit and lending products (accounts, certificates of deposit, personal and business loans, auto loans) alongside specialized programs segmented by customer type (Elite premium banking with three tiers, Beyond youth program, Neqaty loyalty rewards). Digital banking capabilities include Online & Mobile Banking, SCB E-Wallet, and Instapay for instant payments via the National Instant Payment Network. Islamic banking services are delivered through dedicated branches offering Sharia-compliant products including Sukuk certificates (Al-Khair, Maisarah), Mudaraba, Murabaha, and Musharaka financing. Corporate services encompass ACH Corpay bulk payment solutions, USD certificates, trade finance, and custody services. SME offerings include the 'Your Loan Your Aid' financing program up to 5 million EGP and BDS business development centers. The bank also provides green finance products (Green Power Loan, Micro Mobility Financing) and participates in green trade finance initiatives.

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Brands

  • Elite: Premium banking package for distinguished clients offering personalized financial solutions, dedicated relationship management, and exclusive privileges.
  • Beyond
  • Neqaty

Products and services

  • Current and Savings Accounts Personal and corporate banking accounts including current accounts, savings accounts, and interest-bearing accounts in Egyptian Pound, US Dollar, Euro, Sterling Pound, and other major currencies.
  • Tharwa Savings Account Savings account in Egyptian Pound with tiered monthly interest rates ranging from 15% to 18% depending on balance tier. Minimum balance EGP 5,000. Interest calculated on lowest credit balance during the month.
  • Infinity Savings Account Savings account with interest rates ranging from 0% to 17.40% monthly depending on balance tier structures.
  • Classic Certificate of Deposit (CD) 3-year fixed-rate EGP certificate with monthly interest of 17.75% or quarterly interest of 17.85%. Minimum EGP 1,000, in multiples thereof. Not redeemable before 6 months.
  • Current Plus CD (El-Hassaad) 3-year floating EGP certificate with daily interest at 18.25% or monthly at 18.75%. Minimum EGP 1,000 with interest calculated from next working day of issuance.
  • Current Flex CD Flexible 3-year floating CD with daily interest rate of 19.25% and minimum interest rate of 17.25%. Minimum EGP 1,000 in multiples of EGP 1,000.
  • Infinity CD 3-year EGP floating rate CD with daily interest rate of 19%. Minimum ticket size of EGP 5 million in multiples of EGP 1 million.
  • Corporate USD Certificates of Deposit Corporate USD certificates of deposit with 3-year and 5-year terms. Minimum value of USD 10,000 with fixed interest rates and specific redemption fee schedules.
  • Daily Cash Account Interest-bearing account with daily interest calculation and payment. Interest rates range from 9% for balances under EGP 500,000 up to 17.5% for balances of EGP 50 million and above.
  • Personal Loans Suite of personal loans including Payroll Loan (up to EGP 6 million, tenor up to 144 months, interest from 26%, free life insurance), Elite Loan, and specialized loans for various employee categories.
  • Auto Loans Vehicle financing including payroll auto loan, fully salary transfer loan, non-salary transfer auto loan, self-employed auto loan, and various down payment programs. Financing up to 100% of car price with approval within 24 hours.
  • Green Power Loan Eco-friendly financing for residential solar panels and green energy solutions in residential compounds. Maximum loan amount up to EGP 1 million with loan tenor up to 120 months.
  • Micro Mobility Financing Financing for golf cars, scooters, and e-bikes with up to 100% financing without down payment. Loan tenor up to 84 months.
  • Platinum Credit Card Premium credit card with free issuance of primary card, up to 57 days grace period, free supplementary cards, and access to over 25 domestic and international airport lounges. Insurance coverage up to $5,000 over 12 months for theft or accidental damage.
  • Visa Signature Credit Card Premium credit card offering worldwide travel privileges, luxurious experiences, airport lounge access to 1,300+ lounges globally, 24/7 concierge service, purchase protection, extended warranty, and earns 3 reward points per EGP 1 spent.
  • Visa Signature Debit Card Premium debit card rewarding lifestyle with worldwide travel benefits, luxurious experiences, and 3 reward points per EGP 1 spent on purchases.
  • Online & Mobile Banking Digital banking platform allowing customers to view account balances, order statements, request checkbooks, view transaction history, manage money transfers between accounts and to other Egyptian banks up to EGP 350,000 daily, and manage credit cards.
  • Instapay Mobile app connected to Egypt's National Instant Payment Network (IPN) enabling instant money transfers between accounts at different banks in Egypt. Allows linking all bank accounts, checking balances, and making transfers 24/7 with transaction limits of EGP 70,000 per transaction and EGP 120,000 daily.
  • SCB E-Wallet Digital wallet service for sending money, paying bills, and shopping using mobile. Features include money transfers to wallets at any bank, bill payments, QR codes for transactions, and charity donations. Daily limit of EGP 60,000 and monthly limit of EGP 200,000.
  • SME Banking Services Comprehensive banking services for small and medium enterprises including financial services (financing up to EGP 5 million for various commercial and industrial activities) and non-financial services through BDS business development service centers inside branches.
  • Your Loan Your Aid (Qardak Sandaak) Specialized SME financing program providing up to EGP 5 million for SMEs operating in commercial, industrial, contracting, and renewable energy activities. Financing with special interest rates and repayment period up to 5 years.
  • Corporate Banking Services Comprehensive corporate banking services including SCB Digital Business Solutions, corporate products, syndicated loans, and structured finance solutions for large corporations and institutional clients.
  • ACH Corpay Bulk Payment Service Automated Clearing House service for corporate bulk credit payments and direct debit collections in EGP currency. Enables payroll, supplier payments, pension transfers, and bill collection through a secure network under CBE supervision.
  • Financial Institutions Services (Trade Finance & Custody) Custody and bookkeeping services for stocks and bonds, correspondent banking network, trade finance services including letters of credit and guarantees, and Vostro accounts for financial institutions globally.
  • Cash Management Services Comprehensive cash management solutions for institutional clients including account management, liquidity management, and payment services.
  • Mutual Funds / Asset Management Mutual fund investment products including Suez Canal Bank Mutual Fund, Al Agial Fund, and AMIG Fund with various NAVs and update frequencies for retail and institutional investors.
  • Islamic Banking (Musharaka, Mudaraba, Murabaha) Sharia-compliant banking solutions including Musharaka Finance (partnership), Mudaraba, and Murabaha Sale. Services are provided through dedicated Islamic banking branches with supervision from the bank's Shariah committee.
  • Islamic Sukuk Certificate Islamic-compliant certificate of deposit with variable interest based on Mudaraba concept. Interest paid quarterly with 75% for customer and 25% for bank. Redeemable after first 6 months and eligible for borrowing up to 90% of value.
  • Sukuk Al-Khair Certificate Islamic certificate with competitive interest rates, minimum of EGP 1,000, and 3-year term. Early redemption after 6 months with discounted rates applied based on withdrawal timing.
  • Sukuk Maisarah Certificate Sharia-compliant 3-year certificate compatible with Islamic law principles. Variable interest rate linked to CBE corridor rate with daily or monthly payout options.
  • Elite Premium Banking Package Premium banking package for distinguished clients with minimum balance EGP 1 million or salary from EGP 50,000. Includes dedicated relationship management, concierge services, lifestyle benefits, Platinum debit and credit cards, and preferential loan rates.
  • Elite Plus Premium Banking Bundle Enhanced premium banking tier for clients with minimum balance EGP 2-5 million or salary from EGP 100,000-250,000. Includes free Platinum debit card, 50% discount on card fees, 25% discount on loan admin fees, and safe box benefits.
  • Elite Star Premium Banking Bundle Top-tier premium banking package for clients with minimum balance EGP 5-20 million or salary from EGP 250,000-500,000. Includes free Tharwa Saving Account, Daily Cash Account, Current Account, Signature debit and credit cards, 50% discount on loan admin fees and safe box annual fees.
  • Beyond Youth Banking Program Tailored program for youth aged 15-35 offering a wide range of products and services including Saving Plus account, Titanium debit card, prepaid cards, credit cards with 25% off issuance fee, and personal loans with 25% off admin fee.
  • Neqaty Loyalty Rewards Program Points-based loyalty program awarding points on credit card, debit card, and prepaid card transactions. Points can be redeemed at a wide network of international and local brands across Egypt. SCB NEQATY app available on iOS and Android.

Quantifiable outcome

  • Total financial position reached EGP 270 billion (50% YoY growth) in 2025
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Suez Canal Bank partnerships and signals

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Partnerships

Seven partnerships are on record, tiered minor and core.

  • ThndrminorStrategic or Co-development Partner · 20 June 2026Suez Canal Bank is exploring an integrated digital banking and investment services partnership with Thndr, Visa, and Modopay pending Central Bank of Egypt approval. The initiative aims to create a seamless digital experience combining banking and investment offerings.
  • LuckycoreStrategic or Co-development Partner · 14 March 2026Suez Canal Bank signed a strategic partnership agreement with Lucky fintech company to develop and deliver innovative financial solutions in Egypt. The collaboration combines the bank's infrastructure and regulatory expertise with Lucky's capabilities in data analytics and digital customer engagement, supporting financial inclusion and digital transformation goals.
  • Talabat EgyptminorGTM or Marketing Partner · 7 March 2026Suez Canal Bank partnered with Talabat Egypt as part of the 'Sekket Rezk' initiative to provide employment opportunities through Talabat's logistics network to 55 young people from care homes, including opening personal bank accounts and providing transportation tools.
  • Sonaa El Kheir Foundation for DevelopmentminorGTM or Marketing Partner · 7 March 2026Suez Canal Bank partnered with Sonaa El Kheir Foundation and Talabat Egypt to launch the 'Sekket Rezk' initiative supporting 55 youth from care homes with transportation tools and employment, under the patronage of CBE and Ministry of Social Solidarity.
  • Alameda Healthcare GroupcoreStrategic or Co-development Partner · 28 February 2026Suez Canal Bank signed a cooperation protocol with Alameda Healthcare Group to provide integrated premium banking and healthcare services for high-net-worth and Privé clients. Under the agreement, clients receive exclusive medical benefits including comprehensive health check-up packages and dedicated relationship managers from Alameda.
  • e-Aswaaq MisrminorStrategic or Co-development Partner · 29 November 2025Suez Canal Bank signed a cooperation protocol with e-Aswaaq Misr to expand digital financing solutions for SMEs and entrepreneurs in Egypt. The partnership leverages digital platforms to streamline processes, reduce operational costs, and promote financial inclusion.
  • OlivminorStrategic or Co-development Partner · 18 October 2025Suez Canal Bank and Oliv signed an EGP 30 million credit facility agreement to finance SMEs in Egypt. Oliv is the first Egyptian company licensed by FRA to offer digital invoice financing, enabling SMEs quick access to working capital.

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Suez Canal Bank competitors and assessment

Company assessment

Emerging players

  • Egyptian Gulf Bank: Mid-sized Egyptian private bank with retail, SME, and corporate offerings plus a digital transformation program. Comparable on scale tier and the digital-banking pivot, though with a smaller Islamic-banking footprint.

Direct peers

  • QNB Al Ahli: Joint-venture Egyptian private bank (QNB Group) operating a similar nationwide branch network with retail, SME, and corporate services. Directly comparable in scale, product mix, and listed-EGX public-market profile.
  • Arab African International Bank: Egyptian private-sector bank with a foreign-shareholder structure (similar to Suez Canal Bank) providing corporate, trade-finance, and retail services. Comparable on shareholder profile, correspondent banking, and corporate-banking depth.
  • Commercial International Bank (CIB) Egypt: Egypt's largest private-sector bank offering retail, SME, corporate, and Islamic banking across a comparable product set. CIB is the most directly comparable peer given overlapping digital-banking investments, SME focus, and similar deposit/lending franchise on the EGX.
  • Emirates NBD Egypt: Egyptian subsidiary of Emirates NBD offering retail, corporate, and Islamic banking. Comparable in mid-tier scale, digital banking investment, and cross-border Gulf-Levant positioning.
  • Abu Dhabi Islamic Bank Egypt (ADIB Egypt): Egyptian subsidiary of Abu Dhabi Islamic Bank providing Sharia-compliant retail, SME, and corporate banking. Directly comparable on the Islamic banking product set, Sukuk offering, and Gulf-shareholder profile.
  • Faisal Islamic Bank of Egypt: Egyptian pure-play Islamic bank offering Sharia-compliant retail, SME, and corporate products including Sukuk and Murabaha. Closely comparable on the Islamic banking franchise that Suez Canal Bank is scaling.

Broad incumbents

  • National Bank of Egypt: Egypt's largest state-owned bank operating across all retail, SME, corporate, and Islamic segments. A broad incumbent that competes across every product Suez Canal Bank offers, but with substantially greater scale and state backing.
  • Banque Misr: One of Egypt's largest state-owned universal banks with deep retail, SME, corporate, and Islamic banking franchises. Competes across all of Suez Canal Bank's segments and is a frequent syndicate co-lender.
  • HSBC Bank Egypt: Multinational bank's Egyptian subsidiary offering retail, SME, and corporate banking. Comparable on correspondent-banking, trade-finance, and corporate-banking services, though with a much narrower retail branch footprint.

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Frequently asked questions about Suez Canal Bank

What does Suez Canal Bank do?

Suez Canal Bank is an Egyptian joint-stock commercial bank that provides retail, SME, corporate, Islamic, and institutional banking services through 56 branches nationwide and digital channels. Its core offerings include current and savings accounts, certificates of deposit, personal and auto loans, green financing, credit and debit cards, trade finance, custody services, mutual funds, and Sharia-compliant products (Sukuk, Murabaha, Musharaka, Mudaraba). The bank also delivers digital banking services via mobile app, online portal, SCB E-Wallet, and InstaPay, with a 69% digital adoption rate.

Is Suez Canal Bank a public or private company?

Suez Canal Bank is a private company. It is classified as public and is currently operating.

When was Suez Canal Bank founded?

Suez Canal Bank was founded in 1978. It employs 1,001 to 5,000 people.

Where is Suez Canal Bank based?

Suez Canal Bank is headquartered in Cairo, Egypt, in the Africa region.

How does Suez Canal Bank make money?

Five revenue lines are on record. Net Interest Income is the primary driver. The others are fee and Commission Income, trade Finance Services, custody and Bookkeeping Services and islamic Banking (Musharaka, Mudaraba, Murabaha).

Who are Suez Canal Bank's main competitors?

Egyptian Gulf Bank is listed as an emerging player. Direct peers are QNB Al Ahli, Arab African International Bank, Commercial International Bank (CIB) Egypt, Emirates NBD Egypt, Abu Dhabi Islamic Bank Egypt (ADIB Egypt) and Faisal Islamic Bank of Egypt. Broad incumbents are National Bank of Egypt, Banque Misr and HSBC Bank Egypt.

Does Suez Canal Bank have an API?

No public API is recorded for Suez Canal Bank.

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DailynewsegyptSuez Canal Bank supports economic empowerment of small-scale fishermenSuez Canal Bank partnered with Sonaa El Kheir Foundation to provide 50 fully equipped fishing boats to 100 fishermen in Kebrit El Mafarek Village, Suez Governorate. The initiative, under the Central Bank of Egypt's CSR Unit, also offers tailored banking services, including the Bedaya account for self-employed workers.DailynewsegyptSuez Canal Bank reports EGP 3.63bn net profit in H1 2026Suez Canal Bank reported a 17.7% year-on-year increase in first-half 2026 net profit to EGP 3.63bn, driven by a 47.4% surge in net interest income and robust balance sheet expansion. The bank strengthened its funding base with a 14.3% rise in customer deposits to EGP 238.9bn and expanded its loan portfolio by 10.8%, while completing a capital increase to EGP 10bn. Management highlighted continued strategic growth in retail banking, digital transformation, and geographical expansion across Egypt.AInvestSuez Canal Bank quarterly net profit EGP 1.99 blnSuez Canal Bank reported a quarterly net profit of EGP 1.99 billion. The article contains no additional context such as comparison to prior periods, analyst expectations, or breakdown of revenue and expenses. No further details about the bank's operations, strategy, or forward guidance were provided.DailynewsegyptCIB, Suez Canal Bank arrange EGP 4.4bn syndicated facility for Al Ahly Sabbour’s Summer projectAl Ahly Sabbour Developments signed a EGP 4.4 billion syndicated financing agreement with Commercial International Bank – Egypt and Suez Canal Bank to finance its Summer project in East Sidi Heneish, North Coast. The six-year facility, with both banks serving as joint mandated lead arrangers, is structured to accelerate construction of the integrated coastal community development. The transaction reflects the Egyptian banking sector's capacity to structure long-term funding solutions for major real estate developments supporting the country's urban expansion strategy.ZawyaSuez Canal Bank cuts stake in National for HousingSuez Canal Bank sold 411,239 shares in National Company for Housing for Professional Syndicates, reducing its stake to 7.430% from 10%. The sale totaled EGP 28.670 million at an average price of EGP 69.71 per share. NHPS reported Q1 2026 net profits of EGP 1.637 billion, up 24.95% year-on-year.DailynewsegyptSuez Canal Bank hosts first ‘Privé Day’ at Rehab branchSuez Canal Bank launched its inaugural Privé Day at its Rehab branch, organizing the event through its retail banking and branches departments to enhance customer engagement and elevate its premium banking offerings. The event introduced clients to expanded Privé segment benefits including the Visa Infinite Privilege credit card, personalized relationship management, and lifestyle services such as premium healthcare in partnership with Alameda Group and art consultation services. The bank indicated plans to hold additional Privé events in the coming period to deepen engagement across its premium client base.CrowdFund InsiderSuez Canal Bank Explores Unified Digital Platform Linking Online Banking and Investment ServicesSuez Canal Bank is exploring a unified digital platform that combines online banking and investment services, partnering with Thunder, Visa, and Modopay. The initiative requires approval from Egypt's central bank and aims to offer a single digital space for transfers, account management, payments, and investment options. Progress depends on discussions and regulatory review.DailynewsegyptSuez Canal Bank explores integrated digital banking, investment services with Thndr, VisaSuez Canal Bank is exploring partnerships with Thndr, Visa, and Modopay to develop integrated digital banking and investment services in Egypt, pending regulatory approvals from the Central Bank of Egypt. The initiative aims to create a seamless digital experience combining banking and investment offerings, reflecting a growing trend of traditional banks collaborating with fintech and digital payment providers. The bank stated it remains committed to adopting advanced technological solutions to enhance its digital service portfolio.DailynewsegyptSuez Canal Bank explores integrated digital banking, investment services with Thunder, VisaSuez Canal Bank announced it is exploring partnerships with Thunder, Visa, and Modopay to develop integrated digital banking and investment services in Egypt, pending regulatory approval from the Central Bank of Egypt. The initiative aims to leverage advances in financial technology and digital payments to deliver a more seamless customer experience. Deputy CEO Shehab Zidan stated the bank believes customers' banking and investment needs have become increasingly interconnected, driving the exploration of these partnerships.FwdstartEgypt's Thndr receives initial approval for Saudi brokerage licence, targets Q1 2027 launchThndr, a Cairo-based investment platform, received initial approval to conduct securities brokerage in Saudi Arabia, with a launch targeted for Q1 2027. The company holds a brokerage licence in Abu Dhabi and has raised $37.8 million, with revenue growing from $120k in 2021 to $8 million in 2024.