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RAPPORT ABREGE ANGLAIS VANG 13 9 18 Ang 0 SHANGHAI TOWER : BMCE BANK OF AFRICA HEADQUarters Content Chairman’s Message Composition of the Board of Directors Senior Management Profiles Bmce Bank Group Profile Bmce Bank Group Strategy Highlights Group Performance Bmce Bank in Morocco Bmce Bank in Africa Bmce Bank in Europe, Asia and North America Social and Environmental Responsibility 20 17 BMCE BANK OF AFRICA CHAIRMAN’S MESSAGE BMCE Bank of Africa Group’s history is that of a This strategic approach is underpinned by a project pioneer in overseas expansion, characterised, above to design and build the Mohammed VI Tangier Tech all, by an unprecedented openness toward Africa. City, spearheaded by His Majesty himself, a modern The Group has contributed actively to the Kingdom’s futuristic industrial city which BMCE Bank Group growing footprint in Africa, both in economic and is voluntarily sponsoring alongside some of the human terms. Kingdom’s other leading institutions. This city is expected to be a blueprint for cooperation between Forever committed to creating economic as well as Africa, Asia and Europe and to generate several social value, our Group delivered another solid set of hundred thousand jobs over the coming decade. financial results in financial year 2017, with net income attributable to shareholders of the parent company We remain committed to supporting the peoples of unchanged at MAD 2 billion. Africa, whose youngsters are the continent’s very B lifeblood. Through BMCE Bank Foundation’s solid By fostering strong ties between Morocco and Africa, programme of providing education to schoolchildren the focal point of our every action, our Group is in Morocco and other African countries and the well-placed to steer and support investment from Group’s African Entrepreneurship Award, which is M Morocco, Africa and overseas towards a continent promoting entrepreneurship in Africa, we continue which possesses a wealth of tangible and intangible to demonstrate our ability to make a sustainable and resources; it similarly encourages humanity-based positive environmental impact in every geographical C initiatives that improve the quality of life of the most region in which our Group has operations. disadvantaged sections of Africa’s population. Similarly, our commitment to Sustainable Finance, Incorporating Asia into our Group’s corporate by adhering to principles advocated by international E strategy and its development priorities provides the initiatives such as Positive Impact Group with an exceptional opportunity to expand Finance, an area in which our banking its operations and its sphere of influence, as well as group is a role model in Morocco and enhancing the Kingdom's global status. After opening Africa, underlines the extent to which our first office in Beijing nearly two decades ago, our our Group is strategically wedded to Group is now making preparations to establish a new sustainable development, as the sole subsidiary in the People's Republic of China, BMCE means of preserving our domestic, African, Bank International Shanghai, by the end of 2018. environmental and human heritage for future generations. Othman Benjelloun Chairman & Chief Executive Officer BMCE BANK OF AFRICA BMCE BANK OF AFRICA 20 17 BMCE BANK OF AFRICA COMPOSITION OF THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS B M C E from left to right Othman BENJELLOUN Lucien MIARA Abdellatif Zaghnoun Zouheir BENSAÏD Hicham EL AMRANI Michel LUCAS Azeddine GUESSOUS François HENROT Brian C. McK. HENDERSON Philippe DE FONTAINE VIVE Christian de BOISSIEU Abdou BENSOUDA Brahim BENJELLOUN-TOUIMI BMCE Bank Group’s Board of Directors comprises Othman BENJELLOUN Chairman & Chief Executive Officer thirteen directors, four of whom are Independent Date initially appointed: 19951 Directors. Current term of office: 2013-2019 BANQUE FEDERATIVE DU CREDIT MUTUEL CM-CIC Group Represented by Lucien MIARA Date initially appointed: 2005 Current term of office: 2014-2020 CAISSE DE DEPOT ET DE GESTION Represented by Abdellatif ZAGHNOUN Date initially appointed2: 1966 Current term of office: 2016-2022 RMA Represented by Zouheir BENSAID Date initially appointed: 1994 Current term of office: 2013-2019 FINANCECOM Represented by Hicham EL AMRANI Date initially appointed: 2001 Current term of office: 2015-2021 Michel LUCAS3 Intuitu Personae Date du premier mandat : 2018 Mandat actuel : 2018-2024 Azeddine GUESSOUS Intuitu Personae Date initially appointed: 2017 Current term of office: 2017-2023 François HENROT Independent Director Date initially appointed: 2016 Current term of office: 2016-2022 Brian C. McK. HENDERSON Independent Director Date initially appointed: 2016 Current term of office: 2016-2022 Philippe DE FONTAINE VIVE Independent Director Date initially appointed: 2016 Current term of office: 2016-2022 Christian de BOISSIEU Independent Director Date initially appointed: 2016 Current term of office: 2016-2022 1 Abdou BENSOUDA Each term of office shall take effect from the date on Independent Director which the Annual General Meeting is convened to rule Date initially appointed: 2017 on the previous year’s financial statements. Current term of office: 2017-2023 2 CDG had a seat on BMCE Bank’s Board of Directors from 1966 to 1997 and was then reappointed at the Brahim BENJELLOUN - TOUIMI Annual General Meeting of 26 May 2010. Group Executive Managing Director 3 As an intuitu personae director, Michel Lucas Date initially appointed: 2004 represented BFCM from 2005 to 2017. Current term of office: 2016-2022 20 17 BMCE BANK OF AFRICA SENIOR MANAGEMENT B M C E Brahim BENJELLOUN-TOUIMI Group Chief Executive Officer and Chairman of Bank of Africa Group MR. Brahim BENJELLOUN-TOUIMI Within the framework of strategic Born in 1960, Mr Brahim partnerships with reference BENJELLOUN-TOUIMI is a Doctor of Mr Brahim BENJELLOUN-TOUIMI shareholders, Mr Brahim Money, Finance and Banking from is Chief Executive Officer of BMCE BENJELLOUN-TOUIMI is a Director Université Paris I Panthéon Sorbonne. Bank. He is Chairman of the General of RMA, an insurance company and He began his career in financial Management Committee, Vice- FinanceCom, its holding company. He markets in France and went on to Chairman of the Group Executive is also Chairman of the Supervisory become Head of Research within the Committee and Vice-Chairman of the Board of EurAfric Information, a Securities division at one of France’s Senior Credit Committee. technology company and Director leading investment banks. He joined of Euro Information in France, a BMCE Bank in 1990. As part of BMCE Bank Group’s technology subsidiary of Crédit overseas strategy, Mr Brahim Mutuel Group. He is married and has 3 children. BENJELLOUN-TOUIMI is Chairman of Bank of Africa Group, a banking Reflecting the Group’s commitment group in which BMCE Bank Group to corporate social responsibility, Mr has a stake of just under 73% with Brahim BENJELLOUN-TOUIMI is a operations in 19 countries in Africa. Director of BMCE Bank Foundation He is also Director of the Group’s for Education and the Protection of European banking subsidiaries. the Environment. As far as his other functions are He also sits on the Board of Proparco, concerned, he is either Chairman a development finance institution or Director of a number of Group as well as being a Director of the companies in Morocco in investment Casablanca Stock Exchange. banking, specialised financial services – factoring, consumer credit, leasing and loan recovery – or insurance brokerage. 20 17 BMCE BANK OF AFRICA SENIOR MANAGEMENT B M C E From left to right MAMOUN BELGHITI Chairman and Chief Executive Officer, RM Experts Driss BENJELLOUN Deputy Chief Executive Officer responsible for Group Finance MR. MAMOUN BELGHITI MR. Driss BENJELLOUN Mr BELGHITI is Chairman and Chief Executive Mr Driss BENJELLOUN is Deputy Chief Execu- Officer of RM Experts, the Group’s specialised tive Officer responsible for BMCE Bank Group loan recovery subsidiary. He is also a director Finance. He is also a Director of BMCE BANK of BOA-Ivory Coast, a subsidiary of BOA Group subsidiaries including BOA Group, BOA Group. Bénin, BOA Madagascar and BMCE Capital. Mr Mamoun BELGHITI began his career in After joining BMCE Bank Group in 1986, Mr 1972 within the General Services and Inspec- Driss BENJELLOUN was asked to oversee torate Division. In 1981, he assumed responsi- the project to set up a Management Control bility for the Credit and Treasury Division and entity aimed at improving the steering of ope- in 1991, the Investment and Credit Division. rations. In 1990, he assumed responsibility for In 1996, he became Head of the Financial the project to set up an Audit and Manage- Affairs Division, where he played a key role in ment Control department. implementing the Bank’s strategic develop- ment plan and reorganisation. In the same After BMCE Bank was privatised in 1995, year, Mr BELGHITI was promoted to the post Mr Driss BENJELLOUN became Head of the of Deputy General Chief Executive Officer. Banking Production division. In 1998, he was appointed as Deputy Chief Executive Officer In February 1988, he was appointed as Chief responsible for a number of departments that Executive Officer responsible for Finan- make up the Bank’s Group Support division: cial Affairs and for the Domestic Banking Banking Production, Information Systems, Network. In April 2002, he became Senior Organisation, General Services and Safety. Adviser to the Chairman with responsibility for representing the Bank in its dealings with In 2003, Mr Driss BENJELLOUN became Head domestic and international institutions and of the Group Financial Division with a remit with the monetary authorities. He also sits on to integrate BMCE Bank’s various subsidiaries the governance bodies of companies in which in Morocco, Europe and Africa. He also partici- the Bank is a shareholder. pated in the restructuring of BDM and steered the latter’s merger with BMCD. In March 2004, Mr BELGHITI was appointed as Chief Executive Officer of Remedial Mana- Mr BENJELLOUN is a Doctor of Finance from gement Group. Université Paris Dauphine in addition to postgraduate studies in accounting.
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