Crédit Agricole Egypt

Crédit Agricole Egypt is a universal bank in Egypt serving individuals, SMEs, corporates, and the rural sector with personal banking products, private and business segments, and digital banking through its website and mobile app. Formed in 2006 through a merger of Calyon Egypt and Egyptian American Bank, it traces its roots to Crédit Lyonnais's Egyptian operations dating back to the 1980s.

Key capabilities include:

• Personal banking products such as accounts, savings and investments, financing and cash loans, car loans, cards, and insurance underwritten with Allianz
• Digital services supported by banki Mobile, with facial-recognition login and step-by-step guides for common banking and card questions
• Branches and ATMs locator, covering a network of 660 ATMs and branches across Egypt
• Website utilities, including a currency converter, news, and loyalty content such as Happy Points

Available on Web, Android, and iOS.

Target users include retail banking customers, business and private banking clients, and rural/agricultural customers in Egypt.

Notable as the only French bank in Egypt and a subsidiary of Crédit Agricole Group, which holds roughly 65% of the bank as of 2026, up from earlier minority levels. Crédit Agricole Egypt is listed on the Egyptian Exchange, reports about 393,000 customers, 86 branches, $3.1 billion in total assets, and around 2,300 employees (2025 figures), and has ranked among Forbes Middle East's top companies in Egypt. Egypt is now Crédit Agricole Group's only direct retail banking presence in Africa: in 2022, the group sold its 78.7% stake in Crédit du Maroc to Morocco's Holmarcom Group, exiting Morocco and redirecting its African strategy toward Egypt.