The consolidated profit of the Moroccan group Banque Centrale Populaire (BCP) increased by 26.40% at the end of the 2023 fiscal year compared to that of 2022, announced the executives of this banking establishment based in Casablanca. The group’s consolidated accounts under IFRS standards indicate a consolidated profit of 3.475 billion dirhams (344.053 million dollars)…...
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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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