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IMF Country Report No. 22/380

MOROCCO

CENTRAL BANK TRANSPARENCY CODE REVIEW

December 2022

This paper on Morocco was prepared by a staff team of the International Monetary Fund. It is based on the information available at the time of the mission and it was completed on December 12, 2022.

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MOROCCO

CENTRAL BANK TRANSPARENCY CODE REVIEW

December 12, 2022

DETAILED REVIEW REPORT

Prepared By

Monetary and Capital Markets Department

This report was prepared by a virtual IMF mission in Morocco in March-April 2022, led by Joelle El Gemayel (MCM), and comprising Sanjeev Matai (FIN); Luisa Malcherek (LEG); Erik Oppers, Bernard J. Laurens, Marcela Matamoros (MCM external experts), and Varoujan Avedikian (LEG external expert). The production assistance was provided by Julie Vaselopulos.

The team extends its warm thanks to Bank-Al Maghrib Board, senior management and staff, who provided excellent cooperation, and to outside stakeholders and interested public for their valuable views and insights.

Contents

  • Glossary

  • EXECUTIVE SUMMARY

  • A. Key Recommendations

  • SCOPE AND OBJECTIVE

  • APPROACH AND METHODOLOGY

  • BACKGROUND

  • MAIN FINDINGS

  • A. Pillar I: Transparency in Governance

  • B. Pillars II, III, and IV: Transparency in Policies, Operations, and Outcome

  • C. Pillar V: Transparency in Official Relations

  • DETAILED REVIEW

  • BOXES

  • 1. Bank-Al Maghrib and Transparency Over COVID-19 Measures

  • 2. Mission of Bank-Al Maghrib with Regard to Financial Inclusion

  • TABLES

  • 1. Central Bank Transparency Overview for Bank Al-Maghrib

  • 2. CBT Review—Detailed Review Report for Bank Al-Maghrib

  • APPENDIX

  • I. Authorities’ Response to Detailed Review Report

Glossary

ACAPS

Insurance and Pensions Authority

AIV

IMF Article IV

AML/CFT

Anti-Money Laundering/Countering the Financing of Terrorism

AMMC

Capital Markets Authority

AR

Annual Report of the BAM

AREAER

IMF Annual Report on Exchange Arrangements and Exchange Restrictions

BAM

Bank-Al Maghrib

BIS

Bank for International Settlements

CBT

IMF Central Bank Transparency Code

CC

Crisis Committee

CCSRS

Systemic Risk Coordination and Monitoring Committee

CDAI

Commission du Droit d’Accès à l’Information

CMMB

Moroccan Mediation Center

CNDP

National Commission for the Protection of Personal Data

CPI

Consumer Price Index

CSR

Corporate Social Responsibility

ELA

Emergency Liquidity Assistance

EMC

Economic Monitoring Committee

FMEF

Moroccan Foundation for Financial Education

FSAP

IMF Financial Sector Assessment Program

FSC

Financial Stability Committee

FSR

Financial Stability Report

FX

Foreign Exchange

FXI

Foreign Exchange Intervention

GDP

Gross Domestic Product

GRC

Governance, Risk, and Compliance

GRMP

Global Risk Management Policy

HCM

Human Capital Management

IFRS

International Financial Reporting Standards

ISA

International Standards on Auditing

IT

Inflation Targeting

MFC

Monetary and Financial Committee

MoF

Ministry of Economy and Finance

MoU

Memorandum of Understandings

MRP

Monetary Policy Report

MVTS

Money and Value Transfer Services

OMO

Open Market Operations

QAIP

Quality Assurance and Improvement Program

Q&A

Questions and Answers

SCCR

Systemic Risks Coordination and Monitoring Committee

SDDS

IMF Special Data Dissemination Standard

USD

U.S. Dollar

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