The financial institution Central African Stock Exchange (BVMAC) recently published an “2021 annual activity-financial report.” The information provided in her report shows that she is in the list of the last good ones with regard to thirty stock exchanges on the continent.

BVMAC is queuing up for some thirty stock exchanges on the African continent. This is what the annual activity report for the 2021 financial year concludes. “Of the thirty stock exchanges on the African continent, BVMAC is in the queue,” the document indicates.

Indeed, BVMAC explains that “the continent is in the top tier based on market capitalization, with the Johannesburg Stock Exchange in South Africa in first position with a market capitalization of 1,005 billion dollars; the Nigerian stock exchange in second position with 74.33 billion dollars; the Casablanca stock exchange in Morocco in third with a capitalization of 59.3 billion dollars; the Nairobi Stock Exchange in Kenya with 23 billion dollars; the Ghana Stock Exchange and BRVM with 10 billions of dollars in capitalization by the end of 2021.”