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المستخلص
In recent years, the banking arena has witnessed many successive changes as a result of rapid developments in the field of banking and financial technology, and the increased dependence of economic activities on them, which necessitated the need to update the legislative environment to keep pace with these changes in light of the economic reform policy pursued by countries. Therefore, the banking legislation represented by (the Iraqi Banking Law) and (the Central Bank Law and the Egyptian Banking System) kept pace with all developments in recent years and accommodated them to be the basis for a developed law that keeps pace with the times, and keeps pace with global developments in order to achieve the safe flow of economic activities, and to regulate the work of banks and rules for the supervision of banks and banking activity. It includes a necessary requirement represented in the existence of effective mechanisms that guarantee the rights of depositors, and achieve their goal in the presence of a safe banking system that preserves their deposits, and an urgent demand advocated by development experts through two international institutions, namely: the World Bank and the International Monetary Fund to review the conditions of the banking system, and an international demand as Financial transactions related to foreign trade are carried out through financial institutions that must have a high level of responsibility, and a governmental requirement that aims for the performance of local banks to be consistent with the performance of international banks; This results in adjusting the pace of work between local and international banks by unifying the standards and conventions used in banking performance.