FINANCIAL NEWS

Attijariwafa bank elected "Best Investment Bank in Morocco" by the prestigious American magazine Global Finance for the year 2021

Attijariwafa bank elected "Safest Bank in Morocco and Africa in 2020"

Attijariwafa bank named "Top Performer CSR" for the year 2020

Attijariwafa bank group was awarded 2 prizes for excellence:
"Best Moroccan bank of the year 2019" for the 5th consecutive year.
"Best bank in Senegal for the year 2019", and this for the 3rd consecutive time.

Attijariwafa bank won 2 awards:
"Best bank in Morocco for the year 2019"
"Best investment bank in Morocco in 2019" for the 7th consecutive time

Attijariwafa bank group was awarded the prize of "Best bank in Morocco" for the 9th time.

"Highest Traded Value in the Casablanca Stock Exchange" was awarded to Attijari Intermédiation ; subsidiary of Attijariwafa bank.

Attijariwafa bank group and the Moroccan Agency for International Cooperation (AMCI) have decided to combine their initiatives in the framework of a strategic partnership aimed at promoting excellence on an African scale.

This partnership between the two institutions reflects their willingness to actively contribute to the development of the continent through structuring actions oriented towards the development of youth's skills, their education and their professional integration.

The Chairman and CEO of Attijariwafa bank Group and the CEO of Arab Bank Group signed on January 13, 2020 a memorandum of understanding which aims at strengthening multilateral cooperation between Morocco and the Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan as well as the countries of presence of the two banks. The cooperation agreement between the two parties covers several areas including project finance, capital markets, trade finance, cash management services and products and syndicated loans.

The signing of a memorandum of understanding between the Attijariwafa bank group and the African Guarantee Fund group, a major fund in Africa, whose main objective is to encourage the financing of small and medium enterprises. This agreement will enable the Attijariwafa bank group to support women entrepreneurs by benefiting from portfolio guarantees on the one hand, and to provide technical support, in partnership with African Guarantee Fund, to SMEs in all the countries where the Group is present on the other hand.

The signature of a partnership agreement between Attijariwafa bank group and Mizuho Bank . Under the Memorandum, the two parties undertake to formalize a framework for cooperation to promote the sharing of good practice in the banking, financial and business fields. The terms of this agreement stipulate, in particular, cooperation in the fields of corporate banking, international trade operations, project finance and capital markets.

Attijariwafa bank group participated in the second edition of the virtual event "Africa Bank 4.0 Summit", organized from February 23 to 25, which brings together the emblematic actors of the African financial sector, to find solutions around the transformation of digital financial services in Africa, taking into account the impact of the 4th industrial revolution.

The second edition of the Africa Bank 4.0 Summit brought together leaders in the banking industry to reflect on new ways to overcome the current crisis and leverage new technologies to improve customer engagement, create new opportunities and build the African banking ecosystem of tomorrow.

Launching the 2nd online program of AfricaDev Sessions initiated by the Africa Development Club of Attijariwafa bank group, and it discussed the challenges of infrastructure and logistics in Africa for companies as well as the emergence of new models and new opportunities on the continent in the light of the socio-economic consequences of the Covid-19 pandemic.

The Africa Development Club of Attijariwafa bank group and the Ivorian Bank Corporation organized in Abidjan a multisectoral mission around the theme "Agro-industry: challenges and prospects". More than 300 business and institutional leaders, including delegations from Morocco, Egypt, Tunisia, Senegal, Burkina Faso, Cameroon, Congo and Guinea, took part in this mission during which the opportunities for companies in the agro-industry sector, as well as those of the African Continental Free Trade Zone (ACFTZ) in operationalization phase were discussed.