The international activities didn’t save the day …
For the end of the H1 2015, Attijariwafa Bank published mixed achievements as the improvement in the interest margin was absorbed by the decline in the income from market activities. Thus, the NIB made a very slight increase to MAD9.753bn. The operating expenses were up to offset the control over the cost of risk, bringing the net result to MAD2.311bn vs. MAD2.261bn at the end of June, 2014. On the commercial side, the bank saw its granted loans diminish by 0.25% compared to the end of 2015, to MAD254.415bn.
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