Attijariwafa Group
Founded in 1904, the Attijariwafa bank group has played a decisive role in the modernization of the financial sector for more than a century.
By constantly diversifying its businesses, it asserts its leadership in all segments.
Throughout its evolution, Attijariwafa bank has demonstrated its confidence in its environment, confirmed its commitment to serving its clients and beyond, become firmly involved in the social development of Morocco, providing increasing support to disadvantaged populations.
The Attijariwafa bank group, the leading banking and financial group in the Maghreb, with 9.7 million customers and 20,125 employees, is a pan-African multinational.
Present in 25 countries, the Group prioritizes proximity to its customers and places them at the heart of its strategy via its ambitious banking program and its ongoing innovation efforts. In addition to banking, the Group operates, through specialized subsidiaries, in all financial sectors: insurance, real estate credit, consumer credit, leasing, asset management, stock market intermediation, consulting, long-term rental, factoring…
Equipped with a solid financial base, a capital of diversified know-how and modern expertise tools, the Group has succeeded in becoming the undisputed national leader in loans to the economy and consumer loans, corporate banking and investment banking activities, asset management and the stock market, leasing and bancassurance businesses.
Attijariwafa bank is based in Morocco and operates in 25 countries: in Africa (Tunisia, Mauritania, Egypt, Senegal, Burkina Faso, Niger, Benin, Ivory Coast, Mali, Togo, Cameroon, Gabon, Congo), in Europe (Belgium , France, Germany, Netherlands, Italy and Spain), through representative offices in Geneva, London, Dubai, Abu Dhabi, Riyadh and Montr.
A citizen group
The Attijariwafa bank Group has chosen five strong values, synonymous with cohesion to unite its employees: leadership, commitment, solidarity, ethics, citizenship.
Values that are also found in the strong commitments to society through the civic actions of its Foundation. Thus, by reconciling profitability and social progress, our commitment strengthens the integration of the principle of social responsibility by all of the Group's businesses.
Education Center
The Attijariwafa bank Group supports the country's development efforts by participating in the education modernization process - renovation of classrooms, purchase of equipment for libraries from primary schools, middle and high schools but also preparatory classes and universities. In the same spirit, the Foundation participates in the rapprochement between school and business with the partnership with Grupo Santander and support for the Morocco Entrepreneur network to help young people realize their project.
Culture Center
The Foundation contributes to the development of contemporary art through the promotion of young artists. It is also committed to the protection of heritage through the promotion of collections, restoration and the acquisition of works of art.
Publishing and Debates Department
The Edition & Debates division's mission is to promote constructive debate on economic, social, societal and cultural issues that concern our country. Through its “Exchange for Better Understanding” conference cycle, the center offers an open platform to operators, civil society actors, students and university teachers in order to promote exchange with Moroccan and foreign experts. Furthermore, the Publishing & Debates division supports the publication of books and manuscripts, and ensures the dissemination of research work and intellectual productions carried out by the bank's entities.
A Reference Group in Africa
The Group is strengthening its international development, particularly its West African development platform, now with a presence in four of the eight West African countries, thanks to the acquisition in 2009 of Crédit subsidiaries. Agricultural. These acquisitions combined with the strong growth recorded in retail banking in Tunisia allow the Group to position itself as a benchmark player in Africa.
Leading player in Tunisia
Attijari bank Tunisia, with its 1,645 employees and its network of 185 agencies, continues its conquest of the Tunisian banking market. The Net Banking Product (consolidated NBI) recorded an increase of 14% between September 2011 and September 2012 to 845 million DH with deposits of 19.65 billion DH (up 8%) and loans of 17.98 billion of DH (up 7%).
In Europe
The European subsidiary Attijariwafa bank Europe continues to develop its activities in all the countries where the Group is present and continues to enrich its network of banking agencies, now totaling nearly 60 points of sale.
The deployment of the network and the enrichment of the subsidiary's activities pursues a dual objective: to contribute, on the one hand, to establishing the Group as a privileged partner of Moroccan and Tunisian communities residing in Europe and, on the other hand, to support commercial exchanges. between European companies and North and West African companies. The Group thus intends to participate in the increase in regional trade and the revitalization of economic cooperation within the Euro-African area.
Our subsidiaries in Morocco
- Wafa Assurance in bancassurance
- Wafasalaf in consumer credit
- Wafa Immobilier in real estate credit
- Wafacash in funds transfer
- Wafabail in furniture leasing
- Wafa LLD in long-term rental
- Attijari Factoring Morocco in Factoring
Our subsidiaries abroad
- CBAO Attijariwafa bank group in Senegal
- Credit from Senegal to Senegal
- SIB in Ivory Coast
- BIM in Mali
- UGB in Gabon
- Credit from Congo to Congo
- SCB in Cameroon
- Attijari bank in Tunisia
- Attijari bank in Mauritania
- Attijariwafa bank Europe in France, Belgium, Spain, Germany, Netherlands and Italy
