African Markets Review 10 31 17
- In Morocco, ATTIJARIWAFA BANK got the visa from the Market Regulator regarding the securitization of mortgage loans issued by the Bank for a total ceiling of MAD 1bn;
- In Egypt, the total balances of credit facilities granted by banks rose to EGP 1,413bn at the end of July 2017, according to the CENTRAL BANK;
- The Government of Côte d’Ivoire announced an investment of XOF 475bn in infrastructures;
- Among the African Markets, the Egyptian Exchange recorded the highest daily performance (+1.23%) while the Tanzanian Stock Exchange recorded the lowest (-0.85%) one.
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