EFG Hermes opens London investor conference with 125 MENA-listed companies and more than 420 investors

EFG Hermes opened its 12th annual London Investor Conference on Monday with 125 presenting listed companies from seven countries across the Middle East and North Africa and more than 830 guests, including over 420 investors representing 181 investment institutions.

The four-day conference runs from September 21 to 24 at the Emirates Stadium in London under the title “At the Home of Champions: MENA’s Market Leaders Meet Global Capital”. EFG Hermes, an EFG Holding company, describes itself as the leading investment bank in the MENA region.

The conference brings together some of MENA’s most prominent listed companies, global and regional institutional investors, and fund managers for four days of direct engagement, insight-driven dialogue and investment discovery, the company said.

EFG Hermes said the conference convened at a pivotal moment for global markets, as investors navigate geopolitical uncertainty, shifting rate expectations, evolving capital flows and a renewed focus on market quality and earnings resilience. Against that backdrop, it said, MENA continues to attract growing attention from international investors, supported by ongoing structural reforms, deeper capital markets, strong demographic fundamentals and a pipeline of listed companies increasingly relevant to global portfolios.

Through a curated programme of one-on-one and group meetings, alongside focused thought-leadership sessions, the conference provides investors with direct access to the companies, sectors and policy perspectives shaping the region’s investment outlook, the company said. Discussions will span high-growth sectors, liquidity and capital allocation, regulatory developments, ESG-driven value creation, macroeconomic resilience, and the impact of geopolitical developments on regional markets.

Karim Awad, Group CEO of EFG Holding, said: “MENA is no longer a market that investors look at only through the lens of cyclical opportunity; it is increasingly a structural allocation story. Across the region, reform agendas, market liberalization, private-sector growth, and stronger corporate fundamentals are creating a deeper, more investable story for global capital. At a time when investors are reassessing risk and searching for durable growth, the region’s leading listed companies are demonstrating the scale, resilience, and ambition required to command greater international attention.”

Mohamed Ebeid, Co-CEO of EFG Hermes, said: “EFG Hermes conferences have become a benchmark for corporate access because their value is consistently validated by the clients they are built for. Year after year, our conferences are voted by investors among the industry’s best, with EFG Hermes topping global and regional rankings, a reflection of the quality, seniority, and relevance of the access we deliver.”

Ebeid added: “This recognition is driven by our ability to curate high-impact engagement at scale, connecting investors with the decision-makers behind MENA’s leading listed companies. For global capital seeking informed conviction in the region, our conferences remain one of the most effective gateways into MENA equities.”

The company said the conference underscored its continued commitment to advancing MENA’s capital markets by supporting deeper investor engagement, stronger market visibility, and the region’s growing participation in global capital flows.

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