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جرائم رأس المال والقوائم المالية وسجلات الشركات في مصر: مسؤولية المؤسسين والإدارة ومراقبي الحسابات

Financial Corruption and Economic Crimes

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· Financial Corruption and Economic Crimes

Manipulation of Company Financial Documents and Its Effect on Shareholder and Creditor Decisions

Manipulation of company financial documents and its effect on shareholder and creditor decisions poses a direct threat to sound governance and credit integrity because general meetings, banks and investors rely on documents that appear to support transactions and accounting entries. Where invoices, contracts, account statements, balance confirmations, or documents supporting assets and liabilities have been […]

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Financial Corruption and Economic Crimes

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Concealment of Losses or the Company’s True Financial Position: Management Liability

Concealment of losses or the company’s true financial position is one of the most serious tests of corporate governance and management responsibility because concealing financial deterioration may cause the company to continue making financing, distribution and investment decisions on the basis of an inaccurate financial position. The issue is particularly important in companies with foreign […]

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Financial Corruption and Economic Crimes

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Statutory Auditor Liability for Approving an Unlawful Profit Distribution

Statutory auditor liability for approving an unlawful profit distribution raises a nuanced issue in Egyptian corporate governance because the auditor does not make the distribution decision, yet plays a central role in reviewing the financial statements and validating the information on which the general meeting relies when deciding whether to distribute profits. Risk may arise […]

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Financial Corruption and Economic Crimes

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· Financial Corruption and Economic Crimes

False Statutory Auditor Reports and Concealment of Material Facts from Shareholders

A false statutory auditor report and the concealment of material facts from shareholders are among the most serious breaches of the audit function in corporate practice because the general meeting relies heavily on the auditor’s report when reviewing financial statements, assessing management performance, deciding on profit distributions and granting discharge. The issue becomes even more […]

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Financial Corruption and Economic Crimes

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· Financial Corruption and Economic Crimes

Misleading Financial Statements and Board Liability for Inaccurate Information

Misleading financial statements and board liability for inaccurate information raise highly sensitive legal issues for Egyptian companies because financial statements are used not only to present operating results but also by general meetings, shareholders, banks, investors and regulators to assess financial position and make financing, distribution and investment decisions. Risk increases where statements show profits, […]

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Financial Corruption and Economic Crimes

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· Financial Corruption and Economic Crimes

Forgery of Company Books, Registers and the Information Recorded in Them

Forgery of company books, registers and the information recorded in them poses a direct threat to sound corporate governance and institutional decision-making because company records are relied upon by management, shareholders, statutory auditors, creditors and regulators to verify ownership, attendance, voting, capital and financial information. In companies with foreign investors or international groups, inaccurate records […]

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Financial Corruption and Economic Crimes

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· Financial Corruption and Economic Crimes

Distribution of Fictitious or Legally Non-Distributable Profits in Egyptian Companies

Fictitious profits or profits that may not legally be distributed are among the most sensitive issues in corporate management because a distribution transfers real funds from the company’s patrimony to shareholders, employees or members of management and may prejudice working capital and creditors where it is based on unrealised profits or violates mandatory distribution rules. […]

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Financial Corruption and Economic Crimes

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· Financial Corruption and Economic Crimes

Recording Inaccurate Information Concerning Capital Increases or Payment of Share and Quota Values

Inaccurate information concerning capital increases or payment of share and quota values poses a direct risk to the integrity of a company’s financial position, because it may present paid-up capital or a capital increase that is not backed by real funds or assets. The legal characterisation, however, varies depending on the source of the increase […]

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Financial Corruption and Economic Crimes

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· Financial Corruption and Economic Crimes

Unlawful Invitations to Public Subscription and the Liability of Company Founders and Managers

Inviting the public to subscribe in violation of the law is an offence that directly affects investor protection and the integrity of the capital market. An open invitation to the public to subscribe for shares or financial instruments requires compliance with the issuer’s permissible legal form, approval of offering and disclosure documents by the Financial […]

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Financial Corruption and Economic Crimes

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· Financial Corruption and Economic Crimes

Fraudulent Overvaluation of In-Kind Contributions Upon Incorporation or Capital Increase

Fraudulent overvaluation of in-kind contributions upon incorporation or a capital increase creates risks beyond a mere disagreement among experts over value, because it may result in stated capital that is not matched by an asset of the declared value, thereby harming the company, shareholders and creditors. Nevertheless, not every high valuation or professional difference of […]

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Financial Corruption and Economic Crimes

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· Financial Corruption and Economic Crimes

False Statements Concerning Company Capital and Payment of Contributions Upon Incorporation

False statements concerning company capital and payment of contributions upon incorporation are among the most serious irregularities that can affect a company at the formation stage, because they concern the actual capital relied upon by the company, investors and creditors when assessing solvency and the ability to commence business. The legal characterisation, however, varies according […]

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Financial Corruption and Economic Crimes

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· Financial Corruption and Economic Crimes

False Statements in Share and Securities Offering Prospectuses and Founders’ Liability

False statements in share and securities offering prospectuses are among the most serious forms of misleading conduct in the capital market because investors make subscription or purchase decisions in reliance on information disclosed by the issuer concerning its financial position, intended use of proceeds, risks, management, historical data and future projections. Preparing a subscription or […]

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