Billboard inventory for premium banking + wealth in Egypt

Premium banking and wealth campaigns in Cairo live or die on SES precision — you're not buying reach, you're buying the right households. This inventory set is built around the three Cairo geographies where A and B+ wealth actually concentrates: the Zamalek island (old-money residents, embassies, Gezira Club), the Maadi Corniche corridor (affluent professionals, expat families, military leadership), and the Mehwar/Sheikh Zayed/October compound spine plus New Cairo's 90th Street axis (gated-compound households, North Coast second-home owners, corporate executives). Each of these zones forces stop-and-go dwell at predictable evening-rush bottlenecks, which is exactly the exposure profile a private banking or premium card message needs — long enough to register a value proposition, not a 3-second highway flash. The shortlist below leads with pure A/B+ faces in Zamalek, New Cairo (CFC/Waterway), and the Mehwar premium gantries, then layers in Maadi Corniche and select West Cairo compound gateways where B+/A skews are dependable. Mall-of-Egypt and Ring Road faces appear lower in the ranking — they reach affluent families but mix in B and C+ traffic, so they're useful for mass-market credit cards and consumer finance rather than private wealth. Downtown, Shobra, Nasr City and far-west October faces are included for completeness but score low: their SES base sits outside the affluent banking target and would dilute a premium campaign's perceived positioning.