The Attijariwafa bank, leading banking and financial Maghreb, with over 5.5 million customers and 14,686 employees, is a multinational pan.
Present in 23 countries, the Group gives priority to the proximity with its customers and puts them in the heart of its strategy through its ambitious program of banking and its continuous efforts to innovate.
In addition to banking, the Group operates, through subsidiaries, in all business financial insurance, mortgage, consumer finance, leasing, asset management, securities brokerage, consulting, leasing, Factoring .....
With a sound financial basis, a capital of diverse know-how and modern appraisal tools, the Group managed to climb the undisputed national leader in credit to the economy and consumer credit, activities of corporate banking and investment banking, asset management and stock trades, leasing and bancassurance.
Attijariwafa bank is based in Morocco and operates in 22 countries: Africa (Tunisia, Senegal, Burkina Faso, Guinea Bissau, Mali, Mauritania, Ivory Coast, Congo, Gabon and Cameroon) and Europe (Belgium, France, Germany, Netherlands, Italy and Spain) through banking subsidiaries are majority controlled by the bank in Dubai, Riyadh, London, Shanghai and Tripoli through representative offices.
A citizen group
The Attijariwafa bank has selected five strong values, synonymous with cohesion to unite its 14 686 employees: leadership, commitment, solidarity, ethics, citizenship.
Values that are found also in the strong commitments in society through civic actions of its Foundation. And balancing profitability and social progress, reinforces our commitment to integrate the principle of social responsibility by all Group businesses.
Education center
The Attijariwafa bank supports the development efforts of countries participating in the modernization process of education - renovation of classrooms, equipment purchase for libraries with elementary, junior high schools but also universities and preparatory classes. In the same spirit, the Foundation contributes to the rapprochement between school and business partnership with Grupo Santander and network support Morocco take to help young people realize their project.
Pole Culture
The Foundation participates in the development of contemporary art through the promotion of young artists. She is also involved in heritage protection through the development of collections, restoration or acquisition of artwork.
Reference group in Africa
The Group has consolidated its international expansion, including its development platform of West Africa now with a presence in four of the eight countries of West Africa, in 2009 with the acquisition of subsidiaries Credit Agricole. These acquisitions coupled with strong growth in retail banking in Tunisia allow the Group to position itself as a leading player in Africa.
Player in Tunisia
Attijari bank Tunisia, strengthened by its 1,500 employees and its network of 150 branches, continued to conquer the Tunisian banking market. Net Banking Income (NBI Consolidated) recorded an increase of 16% from 2008 to DH 890 million with deposits of 16.87 billion dirhams (up 16%) and 14.80 credits DH billion (up 14%). The network now comprises 149 branches.
In Europe
The European subsidiary Attijariwafa Europe, continues to develop its activities in all countries where the Group operates and has expanded its network of seven bank branches totaling 57 outlets.
Network deployment has a twofold objective: to be the main contact for Moroccan nationals abroad and support the development of African businesses who wish to invest beyond their borders. The Group intends to participate in the growth of regional trade and boosting economic cooperation within the Euro-African area.
Our subsidiaries in Morocco
- Wafa Assurance in bancassurance
- Wafasalaf in consumer credit
- Wafa Immobilier in the mortgage
- Wafacash in the transfer of funds
- Wafabail in the equipment leasing
- Wafa LLD in the leasing
- Attijari Factoring Factoring in Morocco
Our foreign subsidiaries
- CBAO Attijariwafa bank in Senegal
- Credit of Senegal in Senegal
- SIB in Ivory Coast
- BIM in Mali
- LSU in Gabon
- Credit of the Congo Congo
- Attijari Bank in Tunisia
- Attijariwafa Europe in France
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