Sanlam Morocco is not immune to the restructuring climate shaking up the Moroccan insurance market. By the end of June 2025, the insurer recorded a global turnover down by 3%, a direct consequence of the strategic repositioning of the Life activity. The net profit plunges to 169 million dirhams (≈17.4 million USD), compared to 245…...
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