Moroccan Equity Summit 2023: Bringing Investors and Listed Companies Together for Growth and Opportunities

2023-06-04 00:05:03

Investors and issuers of listed companies attended, Thursday in Casablanca, at the launch of the work of the 2nd edition of the Moroccan Equity Summit 2023.

Organized by BMCE Capital, Investment Banking Division of the Bank of Africa (BOA) Group, this two-day event should bring together a wide range of local and foreign investors as well as companies listed in Morocco and the Union zone. West African Economic and Monetary Union (UEMOA).

The hundred participants in this meeting in hybrid format will thus have the opportunity to take part in a series of meetings organized in different formats to optimize exchanges and have all the information necessary to support their choice of investment.

According to the organizers, the objective behind the Moroccan Equity Summit would be to offer a unique and direct exchange framework to participants, institutional investors and listed companies, for a rich and constructive sharing of information. Speaking as a prelude to the work of this meeting, the Managing Director of BMCE Capital Bourse, Majd Guebbas, explained that the Moroccan Equity Summit enshrines BMCE Capital’s commitment to strengthening ties with its investor and issuer partners.

According to Mr. Guebbas, the ambition of the investment bank would be to contribute to the development of stock markets in Morocco and the WAEMU zone with the aim of creating an environment conducive to investment opportunities and business growth. .

The meeting will be structured around 87 one-to-one meetings (issuer – investor) and group meetings to connect several investors with each of the issuers, he said, noting the participation of 27 companies listed, including 5 on the Regional Stock Exchange (BRVM) and around forty investors.

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In addition, Mr. Guebbas, did not fail to recall the importance of the African identity of BOA which is a bank “which wants to be African in the broad sense of the term”, noting that BMCE Capital, present in several African countries through its subsidiary BOA Capital Securities, seeks to associate more investors from the continent and particularly those from WAEMU.

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