Attijariwafa Bank, BMCE Capital, and Banque Centrale Populaire (BCP) ranked first, second, and third respectively in the annual ranking of Intermediary Banks in Treasury Securities (IVT) most active in the Treasury bills market for 2025, the Ministry of Economy and Finance recently announced.

According to the ministry, this ranking is established in accordance with agreements between the Directorate of Treasury and External Finance (DTFE) and IVT banks and is based on an evaluation of their performance in the Treasury securities market.

The assessment considers several criteria, including the quality of primary and secondary market activity for Treasury bills, participation in active domestic debt management operations, and compliance with electronic listing obligations. It also takes into account the relevance of advisory services provided and the quality of information communicated to the Directorate.

This distinction reflects the commitment of the top-ranking banks to support the Treasury bills market, while enhancing transparency and efficiency in Morocco’s public debt management.