05/08/2019
The Supervisory Authority for Insurance and Social Welfare publishes the Financial Stability Report for 2018. This report was elaborated by the regulatory authorities of the financial system: the Supervisory Authority of Insurance and Social Welfare, Bank Al-Maghrib and the Moroccan Capital Market Authority. It is divided into four chapters, each of which describes:
1. Key international and domestic macroeconomic developments, associated risks and their implications on the financial system;
2. The financial situation of non-financial agents and their ability to meet their obligations to the financial system;
3. Assessment of the strength and resilience of financial institutions, through analysis of the main risks related to the banking, insurance and pension sectors, with a focus on emerging risks related to technological innovation and climate;
4. Developments in capital markets and market infrastructures, with an emphasis on assessing the major risks to the stability of markets and systemically important infrastructures.
A general summary precedes these developments and provides an overview of the main economic and financial trends observed in relation to financial stability.