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In 2024, the Attijariwafa bank group asserted its role as
a strategic partner for companies in their international
transactions, drawing on consolidated expertise in its
markets of presence, ef Ïcient intra-group synergy,
and an expanded network of over 1,500 banking and
f inancial partners worldwide. This integrated approach
has enabled us to support our customers across the
entire international banking value chain, of fering them
a tailored range of products and services designed
to boost their competitiveness in a changing global
environment
In 2024 the International Banking Group which
brings together activities related to foreign
trade correspondent banking and relations with
international f inancial institutions continued to
deliver signif icant added value to the Groups
customers—ranging from very small businesses to
large multinational f irms—in all countries where it
operates.
Transformation processes enhanced the customer
experience through product diversif ication,
operational improvements, and advances in
digitalization. These developments secured and
facilitated commercial transactions, actively
contributing to business momentum throughout 2024.
In addition, through constant dialogue with its
customers and partners, the Group has promoted
commercial expansion into new strategic
geographical areas thereby strengthening their
international competitiveness This dynamic has
been supported by the introduction of a range of
products and services tailored to the specif ic needs
of businesses in a constantly changing global
environment
Stock market brokerage
> Attijari Intermédiation has a
23.4% market share in the central
and block markets.
> Market share in the online stock
market segment stands at 47.5%
Trade Finance
30% market share
in trade activities in
Morocco
Asset management
22.8% market share over
the year
Asset management
22% market share
Capital Markets
1
st
TSI - Treasury Securities
Intermediary
1
st
Market Maker on the
Foreign Exchange Market
A YEAR OF COMMITMENTS,
initiatives and pan-african growth
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49
years
Attijariwafa bank