GlobalCorp Financial Services (“GlobalCorp”), Egypt’s fastest-growing and most dominant non-banking financial institution (NBFI), has officially

entered a strategic partnership with the International Finance Corporation (IFC) — a member of the World Bank Group — to supercharge financing for micro, small, and medium enterprises (MSMEs) and drive climate finance innovation across Egypt.
This milestone marks one of the most significant international endorsements ever achieved by an Egyptian NBFI, positioning GlobalCorp in a league of its own.

Breaking Ground in Blended Finance
This Structure provides GlobalCorp the Privilege to lend competitively in local Currency- Channeling sustainable, affordable financing. Allowing Globalcorp to deliver an impactful development IN MSME and Climate Finance that wouldn’t be feasible under occasional market Conditions.

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IFC Commits Up to US$40 Million — A Milestone Few Have Reached
Under this agreement, IFC will invest up to US$40 million in GlobalCorp, comprising:
A US$20 million straight senior loan— a rare, long-term structure in Egypt’s NBFI landscape.
US$20 million equivalent in Egyptian Pounds, through IFC’s anchor investment in GlobalCorp upcoming securitization issuance.
As part of this partnership, IFC will serve as an anchor investor in GlobalCorp upcoming securitization issuance, helping attract a broader base of local institutional investors and signaling a strong vote of confidence in the company’s financial strength. IFC’s participation represents a landmark achievement — the first initiative of its kind in the MENA region — setting a precedent for how development finance institutions can catalyze Egypt’s capital markets.
Through IFC’s engagement under the Joint Capital Markets Program (J-CAP), the project will also receive specialized support covering legal due diligence for securitizations in Egypt. This initiative is expected to streamline future transactions, enhance market transparency, and open the door for new investor classes, thereby diversifying GlobalCorp funding base and deepening Egypt’s capital market ecosystem.

Scaling Growth, Defining Impact
Through this alliance, GlobalCorp aims to triple its MSME loan portfolio by 2029, raising MSME exposure from 22% to 25% while deepening its reach across climate-positive sectors and high-growth entrepreneurs.
IFC’s investment strengthens GlobalCorp capital base, diversifies its funding mix through securitization, and draws new institutional investors into Egypt’s capital markets — all anchored by a global development finance leader.
This partnership represents far more than a milestone — it is a defining shift in Egypt’s financial landscape. By securing a rare long-tenor facility and an anchor investment from IFC, GlobalCorp has reaffirmed its position as an elite institution in financial engineering, structured innovation, and strategic execution. Such recognition is not easily earned; it reflects years of disciplined governance, precision in portfolio design, and an unwavering commitment to international standards. Few institutions in the region have achieved this level of global trust — and even fewer have redefined what excellence in non-banking finance looks like. GlobalCorp stands at the forefront of Egypt’s financial evolution, operating with the confidence and capability of a world-class institution that shapes markets rather than follows them

Relentless Commitment to ESG Excellence
Aligned with IFC’s world-class sustainability framework, GlobalCorp continues to raise the bar on ESG performance. The company is:
Enhancing its Environmental and Social Management System (ESMS).
Strengthening employee governance and grievance mechanisms
Implementing comprehensive life and fire safety standards across operations.

Redefining Egypt’s Financial Frontier
Holding 12.5% market share in leasing and 9% in factoring, GlobalCorp is not just a participant — it’s the benchmark in Egypt’s non-banking financial sector.
Its diversified ecosystem spans leasing, factoring, consumer and mortgage finance, powering growth across the country’s most dynamic industries.
GlobalCorp is majority-owned by Hammurabi BV, a consortium including the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD), Amethis, and SPE Capital, alongside Founder and CEO Hatem Samir.
This powerful international shareholder base has enabled GlobalCorp to reach what many considered out of reach — IFC’s trust, investment, and endorsement.
GlobalCorp doesn’t follow financial trends — it sets them. With IFC’s partnership, GlobalCorp cements its place as the institution redefining Egypt’s next decade of finance, sustainability, and growth.