The 2020 financial year was very difficult for the decentralized financial systems (DFS) of the West African Monetary Union (WAMU) falling under article 44 of the law regulating DFS (level of activity reaching a threshold of 2 billion of FCFA in outstanding deposits and loans) with profits down 38% compared to 2019. According to data...
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