The Central Bank of Mauritius and its Moroccan counterpart, Bank Al-Maghrib, have released a joint report titled “Combating Money Laundering and Terrorism Financing within GSBF Jurisdictions” on March 21, 2024, on the sidelines of a plenary meeting of the Group of Francophone Banking Supervisors (GSBF). The document highlights the experiences of the two central banks…...
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Daniel Djagoué
Of Beninese nationality, Daniel Djagoué is passionate about information and communication. After a series of editorial experiences, he joined Financial Afrik in 2015, where he works on special country reports and represents the publication at major events.
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