CooperHouse and McKinsey Sign MoU to Support Corporate Restructuring and Financing CooperHouse Finance, a leading financial

advisory firm, has signed a strategic Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with McKinsey Financial Advisory Services. The agreement aims to strengthen collaboration in financing, corporate restructuring, and financial consulting, opening new avenues to support businesses in the Egyptian market.
The MoU comes amid a global trend toward economic integration and building stronger, more capable entities that can provide comprehensive services—particularly in banking finance, financial valuation, mergers and acquisitions, and feasibility studies. This partnership enhances both firms’ ability to meet the growing needs of clients across multiple sectors.
Dr. Khaled Nagaty: A Step to Boost Market Efficiency and Expand Financing Solutions
Dr. Khaled Nagaty, Chairman of CooperHouse Finance, described the partnership as a strategic move to deepen the company’s role in offering integrated financing solutions for small, medium, and large enterprises. He highlighted CooperHouse’s extensive experience in banking finance, leasing, factoring, and debt restructuring.
“Through this agreement, we aim to combine our financing expertise with McKinsey’s specialized advisory capabilities, enabling us to deliver more efficient and in-depth services,” said Negaty. “Our goal is to support companies in their restructuring efforts and enhance their competitiveness, creating positive ripple effects across the Egyptian market.”
McKinsey: Strengthening Valuation and M&A Services
Dr. Medhat Seif Zaki, CEO of McKinsey Financial Advisory Services, noted that the partnership adds significant value to McKinsey’s portfolio, building on its long-standing experience licensed by the Egyptian Financial Regulatory Authority under license No. 705 since 2015.
“We have deep expertise in financial valuations, mergers and acquisitions, fair value studies, and project and asset assessments,” said Seif Zaki. “Collaborating with CooperHouse allows us to expand our operations and provide more integrated advisory solutions that meet the evolving demands of the market.”
The partnership reflects both firms’ commitment to developing the Egyptian financial market, particularly amid rising demand for valuation, financing, and restructuring services, providing comprehensive solutions that support corporate growth and sustainability.
Both Nagaty and Saif Zaki emphasized that this agreement could be the foundation for more ambitious agreements serving the small, medium enterprises as well as the large corporate sectors, given that the current needs of the Egyptian market necessitate the integration of major consulting firms such as Cooperhouse Finance and McKinsey, due to their extensive experience and large client base built over many years in Egypt and abroad.