In Morocco, microfinance has long been the last resort against banking exclusion. Today, Rawaj Bank, the third operator in the sector, is attempting an unprecedented leap: to become a full-fledged banking group without losing its social soul, although this bet reveals as much strategic ambition as structural vulnerabilities. Analysis. The third Moroccan microfinance operator, Rawaj…...
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