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Mutual Funds Management

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Company MutualFundsManagement TotalNo.ofpages:2 No. Name 1 License date 20080323 2 ElAhliInvestmentandDevelopment 19980331 3 MisrFinancialInvestments 20061221 4 20090121 5 HermesforMutualFundManagement 19950622 6 EgyptianAngloforMutualFunds 19950422 7 ConcordInternationalInvestment 19941211 8 FINEXASSETMANEGMENTEGYPTFORINVESTMENTFUNDS 19971111 9 VINEXKATOFORINVESTMENTFUNDSMANAGEMENT 19990802 10 CIAssetManagement 19980924 11 HCSecurities&Investment 20010520 12 BlutonforMutualFundManagement 20040106 13 PrimInvestmentsS.A.EFundManagers 19950604 14 CAIROFORPORTFOLIOMANAGEMENT 19960206 15 AmwalFinancialInvestment 20060416 16 OblisquePortfolioManagementanfMutualFunds 20070228 17 CommercialInternationalInvestmentCompany(CIIC) 20030612 18 InvestiaFinancialInvestments 20061228 19 ArabAfricanInvestmentManagement 20070613 20 Araby&FinGroupMutualFund&PortfolioManagement No. Company Name 20020115 License date 21 EgyptianInvestmentandFinanceCompany 19950816 22 EgyptianFundManagementGroup 19940807 23 AlRashadPortfolioandMutualFundManagement 20050727 24 InternationalInvestmentHouseEgypt 20080824 25 A.P.N.EMRODELTAFORSECURITIESRADINGEGYPT 20020220 26 SocieteGeneraleEastManagementEgypt 20030112 27 AlAhliPhonexMutualFundManagement 20070313 28 AlahlyInvestmentFunds 19940530

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