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Fitch Ratings highlights resilience of Moroccan banks
Credit fundamentals of major Moroccan banks are recovering slowly from the negative impacts generated by the covid-19 pandemic, says Fitch Ratings. The global health crisis caused a 6.3 pc Moroccan GDP contraction in 2020, the worst contraction in 25 years. “The banks’ asset quality and profitability weakened noticeably in 2020. Nonetheless, their credit profiles were […]
Bosnia: A New Generation Primed for Conflict?
Twenty years ago the Bosnian Civil War was coming towards its slow conclusion and the 1995 Dayton Peace Accords instituted an internationally agreed settlement that ended the violence. This conclusion of conflict is probably unique because it was exactly that; there are no definitive incidents of recrimination after the fighting ceased. However whilst bloodshed was […]



