The Central Depository/Clearing Bank (DC/BR) of the West African Monetary Union (UMOA) gathered economic press actors in Abidjan on Wednesday, June 25 for an exchange session. This meeting is part of an educational approach aimed at popularizing ongoing structural projects in the regional financial market. At the heart of the discussions: speeding up the settlement-delivery cycle, a strategic issue for the modernization of the regional financial market.
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