- Attijari Intermediation
- BMCE Capital Bourse
- BMCI Bourse
- CFG Marches
- Credit Du Maroc Capital
- Eurobourse
- Finergy
- ICF Al Wassit
- Maroc Service Intermediation
- Safabourse
- Sogebourse
- Upline Securities
- Wafabourse
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LIST OF STOCK BROKERS IN MOROCCO
Published by Gbaf News
Posted on October 24, 2012
1 min read· Last updated: June 11, 2018
Key Takeaways
- Morocco hosts a diversity of licensed stock brokerage firms, including Attijari Intermédiation, BMCE Capital Bourse, BMCI Bourse, CFG Marchés, Credit Du Maroc Capital, Eurobourse, Finergy, ICF Al Wassit, Maroc Service Intermediation, Safabourse, Sogebourse, Upline Securities, and Wafabourse.
- These firms provide a comprehensive suite of services: order execution, investment advice, primary market placements, and equity research.
- Attijari Intermédiation leads in market share (~27%) and recognized innovation, including best‑broker award and dual‑listing pioneer.
- Regulation and oversight are provided by the Moroccan Capital Market Authority (AMMC).
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Frequently Asked Questions
Who regulates stock brokers in Morocco?
The Moroccan Capital Market Authority (AMMC) is the public authority responsible for regulating and supervising capital market intermediaries.
Which firm has the largest market share among Moroccan brokers?
Attijari Intermédiation holds the largest share, around 27% of brokerage market activity.
What services do Moroccan stock brokers offer?
They offer securities trading, investment advice, IPO support, portfolio management, and research reports.
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