Mohamed Kettani, Attijariwafa’s chief
executive, told Reuters that Atijariwafa Bank has received many
proposals from international Islamic financial institutions.
“We have got many proposals from international Islamic banks, but we are not really looking for a partner,” Kettani said.
Unlike Banque Centrale Populaire and
BMCE Bank, which have opted for the creation of joint ventures with
foreign Islamic banks, Atijariwafabank plans to create its own Islamic
bank.
Kettani added that the company is
willing to transform their Islamic subsidiary, Dar Assafaa, into a
full-fledged participating bank with its own independent identity.
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