CAIRO – Hisham Okasha, Chief Executive Officer of Banque Misr, stated that the bank is continuously committed to enhancing its customers’ experience by expanding the provision of advanced digital banking services for the corporate sector. He noted that this aligns with and supports the state’s strategic directives toward digital transformation and financial inclusion, while also delivering more efficient and flexible banking services that keep pace with rapid developments in the banking industry.
Okasha’s remarks came in response to Banque Misr receiving an honorary shield from Visa, the global leader in digital payments. The award was presented in recognition of the bank’s unprecedented success in launching a diverse suite of 6 different types of corporate cards within a single year—marking a first among banks operating in the Arab Republic of Egypt.
Emphasizing the value of this collaboration, Okasha expressed Banque Misr’s pride in its distinguished strategic partnership with Visa. “We are delighted to receive this honorary shield, which reflects the success of our joint cooperation in providing innovative banking solutions that meet the diverse needs of our corporate and institutional clients,” he stated.
Over the past year, Banque Misr successfully introduced a comprehensive and integrated suite of corporate cards. This lineup included:
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Visa Credit Cards: Available in various tiers (Classic, Platinum, and Signature) with diverse credit limits tailored to meet the operational needs of companies of all sizes.
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Corporate Debit Cards (EGP): Available in both Platinum and Signature tiers.
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Corporate Debit Card (USD): A specialized Visa Platinum debit card issued in US Dollars.
This prestigious recognition falls under the umbrella of the “Partners of Success” agreement signed between Banque Misr and Visa. The agreement is primarily aimed at bolstering mutual cooperation to deliver cutting-edge banking solutions that drive digital transformation and provide tangible added value to corporate and institutional clients across the Egyptian market.
