In Morocco, Attijariwafa bank has consolidated its status as the leading Intermediary in Treasury

Securities (Intermédiaire en Valeurs du Trésor (IVT)), with a market share of 24.34%, according to the

annual ranking of the Ministry of the Economy and Finance.

On a regional scale, the performances of the Group's subsidiaries testify to their extensive leadership:

• In Egypt, AWB Egypt consolidated its position among the leading market players, moving up to 3

rd

place in the Treasury Securities Market Makers ranking, with a market share of 7.86%;

• In Tunisia, Attijari bank Tunisie retained f irst place for the second year running in the Treasury

Securities Specialists (SVT) ranking, conf irming its role as a benchmark on the local bond market;

• In the CEMAC zone, UGB distinguished itself as 1

st

SVT in Gabon and 1

st

foreign SVT in Cameroon,

alongside SCB Cameroun, ranked 1

st

local SVT;

• In the UEMOA zone, The Société Ivoirienne de Banque established itself for the 7

th

year running as 1

st

SVT in Côte d'Ivoire, illustrating the constancy of its commitment alongside the Treasury.

Through these results, the Attijariwafa bank group reaf Ïrms its commitment to actively supporting

the development of African f inancial markets and making a lasting contribution to f inancing the

Continent's economies.

In 2024, the Group continued on its path of

sustained growth driven by the commitment

of its various divisions both in Morocco and

internationally Wafa Gestion focused on innovation

and customer service launching digital tools

and strengthening its personalized support For

its part Attijari Intermédiation consolidated its

role as a benchmark in the f inancial markets by

intensifying its activities and accelerating strategic

projects in the areas of responsible governance and

operational integrity

Finally, in keeping with its educational vocation,

the Group has launched a largescale f inancial

education campaign run by Wafa Gestion on

LinkedIn to raise awareness among the general

public of the mechanisms and advantages

of Undertakings for Collective Investment in

Transferable Securities UCITS This commitment

is backed up by an active presence on major

f inancial stages such as the Public Securities

Market Meetings Rencontres du Marché des

Titres Publics organized in Cotonou where

Attijariwafa bank reaf Ïrmed its central role in the

development of the bond market within the UEMOA

zone

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