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The IFC's Director-General highlighted the need for private sector involvement in African economies facing multiple challenges. The organization plans to increase equity investments to enhance local solvency and attract institutional investors.
Nasser Seddiqi of the AMMC highlighted Morocco's experience in ESG transparency and the importance of regional cooperation for harmonizing reporting frameworks during a panel at WASFIF 2025.
Risma plans to raise up to 450 million dirhams through a capital increase, with a subsequent potential increase of 50 million dirhams. The general assembly will decide on these measures on December 4.
The Casablanca Stock Exchange saw the MASI index rise by 0.46%, closing at 19,636.52, marking a weekly gain of nearly 1%. The construction sector showed strong performance, contributing to the overall market activity.
The banking liquidity deficit has increased as Bank Al-Maghrib's 7-day advances decreased. Meanwhile, Treasury placements rose, and the average weighted rate stabilized.
The Moroccan Capital Market Authority (AMMC) is set to release its approval for Cashplus's IPO on October 31, 2025. Details regarding the subscription price, schedule, and share distribution will follow.
The annual growth of the money supply in Morocco has slowed, primarily due to a decrease in bank credit to the non-financial sector. However, official reserve assets have increased at a faster rate.
Elevate aims to enhance brand experiences through direct audience engagement across various channels, leveraging a unique portfolio of shopping centers.
The UN Security Council has adopted a resolution reaffirming support for Morocco's autonomy initiative, extending the mandate of MINURSO until October 31, 2026.
On World Savings Day, experts share essential strategies for effective stock portfolio management, emphasizing asset allocation, diversification, and continuous education.
The Moroccan government plans to mobilize 20 billion dirhams in innovative financing for 2026, down from 34 billion in 2025, as part of a strategy to reduce reliance on this funding method.
In the latest auction session of October, the Treasury's financing needs surpassed forecasts by nearly 30%, reflecting a continued upward trend in both primary and secondary sovereign debt markets.