The Managing Director of the Casablanca Stock Exchange set the bar high in 2016 when he planned to attract 70 SMEs to the stock market. Three years later, the SME strategy seems to have shown its limits. Karim Hajji is now setting the target for two small companies to be listed in 2019. As a…...
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The Casablanca Stock Exchange struggles to attract SMEs
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Karim Hajji, CEO of the Casablanca Stock Exchange.
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