Egypt's EFG says chairman banned from travel

San Diego Union-Tribune Monday 6th February, 2012

CAIRO -; Egypt-based investment bank EFG Hermes says that the prosecutor general has banned its chairman from travel. EFG, the Arab world's largest publicly traded investment bank, said Monday in a statement on the Egyptian Exchange's website that it learned of the decision affecting Yasser el-Mallawany on Sunday evening. The step often accompa...

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