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NI Capital: Blending performance with purpose

NI Capital has consistently pioneered market-first solutions that reflect its commitment to excellence and client-centricity

Since its establishment in 2015 as a subsidiary of the National Investment Bank, NI Capital has emerged as a leading force in Egypt’s non-banking financial landscape. Operating independently as a fully licensed and regulated entity by the Financial Regulatory Authority (FRA), NI Capital has, over the years, delivered innovative and diversified financial solutions across financial disciplines like private equity, asset management, advisory, and brokerage services. Its client base now spans individuals, institutions, corporates, and government entities.

Led by a management team of professionals with extensive experience in international blue-chip firms and regional investment banks, NI Capital combines deep financial expertise with local market insights to plan and execute complex financial mandates with precision. The company’s strategic “quest for excellence” vision enables it to identify unique investment opportunities, unlock value in emerging sectors by leveraging access to public and private assets, and stimulate capital markets growth and development.

Product leadership

NI Capital has consistently pioneered market-first solutions that reflect its commitment to excellence and client-centricity. When talking about the asset management portfolio, mention must be made of equities. The company’s equity fund offers daily redemptions (which were almost non-existent in the North African country’s domestic market) and an index fund tracking the fast-growing medium-sized companies index. Then come “Fixed Income Funds,” which are delivering consistent, above-market returns. Next are “Islamic Funds,” Sharia-compliant multi-tranche investment certificates, which come with life insurance benefits.

Among NI Capital’s key offerings are the “Money Market Funds,” which offer high liquidity, security, and strong performance. NI Capital has successfully launched Egypt’s first charity fund, dedicated to supporting the national vocational education system and blending social impact with financial growth.
“Our quest for excellence has been the driver of innovative investment vehicles that delivered consistently high returns while maintaining rigorous risk management strategies,” NI Capital told the Global Business Outlook (GBO).

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Flagship funds

The “Siula Money Market Fund” has become Egypt’s top-performing fund among those managing over EGP 2 billion in assets. It is notable for being the first money market fund established by an investment bank, in contrast to other money market funds that were created by commercial banks. The product is designed to deliver steady daily cumulative returns with low risk while maintaining high liquidity. In 2025, it achieved a 23.68% return and a cumulative return since its launch in February 2021 of 117.89%, making it the leading money market fund in its class.

Next, we have the “15/30 Fund,” which offers above-average returns in the fixed income space while carefully managing risk. It consistently outperforms similar funds offered by NI Capital’s market rivals, providing investors with a reliable and effective way to grow their wealth.

Launched in the last week of December 2022, the “Sahmy Fund” is an actively managed Egyptian equity fund designed to capitalise on opportunities across actively traded large publicly listed companies. The fund offers its investors daily redemptions, which were uncommon in the domestic market. The fund management team focuses on disciplined stock selection and dynamic allocation to deliver sustainable long-term growth while maintaining high liquidity. Since its launch and over the last three years, the fund has achieved a cumulative return of nearly 200%.

Mention must be made of the “Sahmy 70 Fund,” which, since its debut in June 2025, has solidified itself as Egypt’s first and only fund tracking the EGX70 Equal-Weighted medium-cap index. Its objective is to mirror the index’s performance with at least 90% correlation, maintaining a well-diversified equity portfolio. In just over seven months, the fund has achieved a 38.7% return while offering its investors daily subscriptions and redemptions.

Finally, the “GIG Makaseb Fund” has emerged as Egypt’s first Islamic-compliant money market fund with life insurance benefits, developed in partnership with “GIG Egypt – Takaful Hayah Insurance Company.” Since its launch in November 2022, the fund has consistently ranked first and second in its category for both its tranches, in addition to offering insurance coverage, making it one of the top-performing funds. As of December 2025, the cumulative return since inception stands at 82.98%, while the second tranche recorded a cumulative return of 82.27%.

Exemplifying innovation

Apart from disrupting the Egyptian financial landscape with the launch of products like the country’s first EGX70 index-tracking fund, maiden Islamic money market fund with life insurance benefits, and first-of-a-kind charity fund for education, NI Capital has also maintained unmatched performance in providing market-leading returns across traditional categories like money market, fixed income, and equity products.

With a nearly 16x increase in AUMs over five years, the company also reflects outstanding performance and client trust. Not resting upon its already achieved laurels, the company has been tireless in its journey of redefining Egypt’s financial landscape by launching diverse, forward-looking products tailored to meet evolving client needs, combining financial returns with social impact. At the same time, the company is promoting economic, social, and environmental development across the North African country while maximising stakeholder value.

By combining innovation, strategic insight, and responsible practices, NI Capital continues to advance Egypt’s asset management landscape while delivering social value.

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