Malian authorities launched the public securities issuance calendar for the year 2026 on February 5, 2026, with a target of 1.450 trillion FCFA to be raised on the Umoa market. The event also highlighted the three top investors in Malian securities in 2025.
Firstly, the Development Bank of Mali (BDM-SA) was ranked first. The only bank mostly controlled by the state is followed by the Malian Solidarity Bank (BMS-SA), while the National Agricultural Development Bank (BNDA) completes the top three. These three institutions are also the country’s leading banks in terms of assets, accounting for 53% of the Malian banking sector’s assets.
“The Treasury reiterates its call to all investors for an even greater participation in the issuance of public securities of the State of Mali, a particular call to certain banks whose level of participation could be strengthened,” said its director general, Siaka Samaké, on this occasion.
In 2025, the State of Mali, through the public Treasury and 34 issuances, including 32 by auction and 2 by Public Offering (APE), raised a total amount of 1.193 trillion FCFA on the financial market. Of this, 686 billion FCFA or 58% was raised by banks operating in the country.
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