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Financial Sector Assessment

Authors: World Bank; International Monetary Fund;

Financial Sector Assessment

Abstract

A joint International Monetary Fund (IMF)-World Bank mission visited Rabat and Casablanca in 2015, to assess the soundness and resilience of the banking system, the state of play in financial inclusion and infrastructure, the oversight frameworks for banking, capital markets and financial market infrastructures, crisis preparedness, and update the findings of the Financial Sector Assessment Program (FSAP) conducted in 2007. This report summarizes the main findings of the mission, identifies key financial sector vulnerabilities, and provides policy recommendations. This report should be read in conjunction with the Financial Sector Stability Assessment of the IMF available at https://www.imf.org/external/country/mar/index.htm.

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RESERVE REQUIREMENTS, banking sector, NET INTEREST MARGIN, INFRASTRUCTURE, BANKING SYSTEM, SETTLEMENT SYSTEMS, OVERHEAD COSTS, BANKING SUPERVISION, OPERATIONAL RISK, LIQUIDATION, PROJECTS, INFLATION, INSTITUTIONAL DEVELOPMENT, CRITERIA, EXCESS LIQUIDITY, debt management, INTERNATIONAL ACCOUNTING STANDARDS, LIQUIDITY RATIO, DEPOSIT INSURANCE, LENDING, BANKING LAW, gender gap, LENDER OF LAST RESORT, OFFSITE SUPERVISION, GOVERNMENTS, CAPITAL REQUIREMENTS, CLEARING SYSTEMS, financial inclusion, AUDITING, BANK, MORAL HAZARD, LOANS, GROWTH, AUDITORS, REORGANIZATION, combating the financing of terrorism, BANK FOR INTERNATIONAL SETTLEMENTS, OPERATING LOSSES, ACCOUNTING STANDARDS, RISK MANAGEMENT, insurance, SUBORDINATED DEBT, 330, STRATEGIES, small and medium-sized enterprises, PAYMENT SYSTEMS, DEPOSITS, INDUSTRY, MARKETS, FINANCE, SYSTEMIC RISK, DEVELOPMENT, AUTOMATED TELLER MACHINES, TRANSFERS, state-owned banks, BANKING, crisis management, ENTERPRISES, ASSET MANAGEMENT, PUBLIC ENTERPRISES, SUPPLEMENTARY CAPITAL, BIS, INTERNAL CONTROLS, FOREIGN BANKS, CAPITAL MARKET REGULATION, DIRECT FINANCING, SERVICES, PRICING, INTEREST RATES, PUBLIC DEBT, DEBT, CREDIT RISK, GUARANTEES, FAILURE RESOLUTION, BANKING SECTOR, COUNTRY COMPARISONS, DEBT RESTRUCTURING, financial system, SAVING, CAPITAL ADEQUACY, FINANCIAL SERVICES, FIXED ASSET, PROFITABILITY, anti-money laundering, Islamic finance, AUTONOMY, INTEREST MARGIN, RESERVE REQUIREMENT, FACTORING, access to finance, BANK FAILURE, AML-CFT, AUDITS, INSOLVENCY, MONETARY, NET ASSETS, capital markets, FOREIGN EXCHANGE, PRIVATE BANKS, LEGAL PROTECTION, SMALL BANKS, CAPITAL, BANKRUPTCY, INSURED DEPOSITS, ACCOUNTING, RETURN ON ASSETS, CONSOLIDATION, liquidation, VALUE, RISK, crisis preparedness, CAPITAL MARKETS, GOVERNANCE, regulation, CREDITWORTHINESS, POLICY, oversight, payments, REGULATORY FRAMEWORK, LOCAL GOVERNMENTS, PENALTIES, LEGAL PROVISIONS, NON-CASH INSTRUMENTS, FINANCIAL INSTITUTIONS, FINANCIAL STABILITY, INSURANCE, REVENUE, EXTERNAL AUDITORS, EQUITY, RECAPITALIZATION, BANKS, GRANTS, LAND, CREDIT REPORTING SYSTEM, banking reform, banking, MICROFINANCE INSTITUTIONS, PRIVATIZATION, PUBLIC POLICY, CREDIT, CONSOLIDATED SUPERVISION, LEGISLATION, COMMERCIAL BANKS, NONPERFORMING LOANS, BANK LIQUIDITY, liquidity management, systemic risk, MANAGEMENT, PRUDENTIAL REQUIREMENTS, CREDIT RISK MANAGEMENT, LABOR, MARKET RISK, SUPERVISORY FRAMEWORK, ASSET CLASSIFICATION, ASSET MANAGEMENT COMPANIES, BANK CAPITALIZATION, HOUSING, CAPITALIZATION, LOAN CLASSIFICATION, RETURN ON EQUITY, INTEREST, LEGAL FRAMEWORK, macroprudential policies, LAWS, SAVINGS, IMMOVABLE COLLATERAL, LIQUID ASSETS, microfinance, SUBSIDIARIES, LEVEL PLAYING FIELD, ACCOUNTABILITY, OPERATING COSTS

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