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Attijariwafa bank named Morocco’s best sub-custodian bank

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Attijariwafa bank received the “Best Sub-Custodian Bank 2026 – Morocco” award from Global Finance for the second consecutive year. The distinction recognises its securities custody services, technological platforms and business continuity arrangements, according to international magazine Global Finance.

Attijariwafa bank, Morocco’s leading bank, was named “Best Sub-Custodian Bank 2026 – Morocco” by international financial magazine Global Finance for the second consecutive year. The distinction rewards its securities custody and administration activities, according to Global Finance.

The magazine also praised the bank’s technological innovation capabilities, the strength of its platforms and the reliability of its business continuity arrangements. It also highlighted the quality of the services offered to Attijariwafa bank’s customers, according to Global Finance.

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