Katia Kheir, Country CEO of CFI Lebanon, on the forces reshaping financial markets, the growing importance of risk discipline, and what traders should expect as 2027 approaches. Financial markets in 2026 have been shaped by geopolitical developments, disrupted energy flows, shifting interest-rate expectations and widening divergences across regional economies. For traders, this has changed not only what moves markets, but …
Finance
The program provides customers and their families with additional protection against unexpected financial obligations at no additional cost to their installments Cairo, Egypt – 23 September 2026: mylo, the fintech arm of B.TECH Group, has signed a partnership agreement with AXA Egypt, a leading insurance provider in the Egyptian market, to introduce a group credit life insurance program for mylo …
Business
John Iossifidis has served as Group Chief Executive Officer of Al Ghurair for six years, leading the UAE family business across foods, development, mobility, infrastructure and property management. With operations spanning five sectors and more than 28,000 employees, he is guiding Al Ghurair through its next phase of strategic growth while upholding the founding family’s values. Prior to joining Al …
Dubai, UAE, 29 September 2026 FAST, the Dubai-headquartered AI-native ad technology group, is expanding into ventures, M&A and new markets. Having built a portfolio of businesses across outcomes-based marketing, creators, retail media and commerce, the group is now moving from operating growth businesses to building, acquiring and backing them. To lead that expansion, FAST has established a group-level Ventures practice …
Humanitarian
CMA CGM unveils the new name of Fattal: TAMINA opening a new chapter of the leading MENA Distributor
Following the CMA CGM Group’s acquisition of Fattal Group in August 2026, Fattal has today become TAMINA, opening a new horizon. A new name inspired by what is precious With a new era comes a new name, TAMINA, inspired by the Arabic word “precious”. It embodies the value placed at the heart of the company: It reflects the ambition of …
New UNICEF assessment finds children going hungry, missing health care and education, and experiencing widespread psychological distress BEIRUT, 30 September 2026 – Four in five households in Lebanon are struggling to afford basic necessities as conflict compounds years of economic crisis, pushing children into hunger, out of education and into work, UNICEF warned today. A new UNICEF report, An Enduring …