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Annex 1.Current architecture of the Maghrebian banking system

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27.07.2010

Morocco

The Moroccan banking system is largely privatized. It is characterized by a high concentration. In 2005, the share of 3 largest banks by assets (Attijariwafa Bank, Credit Populaire of Morocco (CPM) and Moroccan Bank of External Trade (BMCE)) on a total of 16 banks is 64.1%. These banks controlled 66.8% of the deposit market and 54.1% of the credit market.

In 2006, besides the 32 financial companies and 6 offshore banks, the banking system in Morocco is composed of 16 banks (Arab Bank Plc, Attijariwafa Bank, Bank Al-Amal, Crédit Populaire du Maroc (CPM)[1][1] , Banque Marocaine du ...

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