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Trades about 57% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Commercial International Bank (Egypt) S.A.E (CIB), founded in 1975 and initially known as Chase National Bank, operates as a leading financial institution based in Giza, Egypt. It delivers a comprehensive array of banking services to the Egyptian market, specializing in retail, corporate, and investment banking. CIB's operations are structured across four primary divisions: Corporate Banking, Investment, Retail Banking, and Other services. For individual clients, the bank offers diverse deposit options, including checking accounts, savings accounts, specialized easy accounts, time deposits, and certificates of deposit. Its lending portfolio for consumers is extensive, featuring personal loans (both secured and unsecured), overdraft facilities, mortgage financing, educational, solar, travel, and vehicle loans, alongside salary advance services. Digital access for retail customers is facilitated through credit, debit, and prepaid cards, a smart wallet application, and convenient mobile, internet, and phone banking, as well as a network of ATMs. Businesses benefit from CIB's robust corporate banking solutions, which encompass global transaction services, advanced cash management, and digital banking platforms. The bank also provides various credit facilities, structured financing, corporate leasing, foreign currency services, and advisory for mergers and acquisitions, in addition to trading in financial instruments. Furthermore, CIB offers a range of investment products such as investment savings and derivative instruments, coupled with asset and liability management services. The bank maintains a significant physical presence across Egypt with an extensive network of 215 branches.
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