Youssry Saleh & Partners offer insurance legal services in Egypt to local and foreign clients with insured projects and corporate transactions, as well as regulated insurance activities.
Our clients include financial institutions, insurers, multinationals, government entities and semi-governmental authorities that require clear and commercial legal advice in Egypt. Often in practice, clients require something more than wording in policy review. Guidance on the interaction of their insurance obligations with financing documents, project contracts, sector regulation, and risk management may also be required.
We advise on regulatory capital, liquidity transactions, strategic reinsurance, and other insurance-related corporate restructuring. We also help our clients assess their legal exposure, negotiate contractual protection, and comply with laws impacting the insurance business in Egypt.
Our insurance lawyers in Egypt advise on:
Policy suggestion
We review, draft and negotiate insurance claims to allow for a greater understanding of the scope of coverage, exclusions, obligations and risks of claim.
Reinsurance
We provide expert advice on reinsurance structures and other statutory issues including risk transfer issues, contract arrangements, and regulatory matters.
Insurance Capital Markets & Derivatives
Assisting clients with insurance-related financial transactions to capital and risk transfer designs.
Involuntary Health Insurance Risks
We provide advice on the insurance aspects of M&A transactions; be it due diligence, regulatory issues, transactional risk, and post-closing issues.
Insurance Regulatory Compliance
Helping insurers and regulated firms with compliance and licensing-related issues, governance issues and dealings with relevant Egyptian regulators.
Youssry Saleh & Partners in Egypt has the required experience to provide practical and commercial-aware legal advice to clients whether the matter is an insurance policy for a large project, reinsurance or regulatory advice on an insurance transaction.
Frequently Asked Questions
Insurers, banks, project companies, developers, foreign investors, multinational groups, and public-sector entities may all need insurance legal support depending on the transaction or dispute.
In these sectors, insurance is often linked to lender requirements, construction risk, operational exposure, and contractual liability. Proper legal review can help identify gaps and inconsistencies early.
Very often. Insurance due diligence may reveal policy gaps, legacy liabilities, claims exposure, or compliance concerns that can affect deal structure and risk allocation.
Yes. These projects may involve specific contractual, regulatory, and risk allocation issues, and insurance arrangements usually need careful legal review.
