Course Details

Banking Lawyer

Build practical legal capability through an instructor-led program designed for market execution.

30 hours Hours
5500 L.E Fees
All Skill Levels
Banking Lawyer


 

Program Content

Structure of the Legal Department in Banks
Types of Clients
Overview of Company Types under Egyptian Law

Banking Operations under the New Commercial Law No. 17 of 1999
Cash Deposit
Deposit of Securities
Bank Transfer
Ordinary Credit
Documentary Credit
Discounting
Letter of Guarantee
Current Account
Trader Status
Safe Deposit Box
Pledge of Commercial Establishments according to Law No. 11 of 1940
Mortgage under the Real Estate Finance Law
Pledge of Securities

Commercial Instruments under the New Commercial Law No. 17 of 1999
Promissory Note
Cheque

Bank Contracts and Guarantees
Credit Facility Agreements
Personal and Car Loan Agreement
Syndication Agreement

Types of Guarantees Used in Banking Transactions
Suretyship Guarantee
Assignment of Rights or Debts
Credit Facilities Direct and Indirect

Role of the Legal Department in Granting, Renewing, Amending, or Extending Credit Facilities
Reviewing the company’s legal form
Reviewing the company’s incorporation documents
Reviewing the company’s financial position


Practical Education

Develop execution-focused capabilities needed to perform in today's legal market.

Extensive Experience

Backed by large-scale learner impact and strong collaboration with legal institutions.

High Satisfaction

Consistent quality standards and learner-centric delivery across all programs.