According to the Deputy Managing Director of the Bank Of Africa Group, Abderrazzak Zebdani, the indicators in terms of
concerns the activity or profitability are in line with the budget forecasts established 2019. It is necessary to specify
that the six subsidiaries, in the order of their IPO, are Boa-Niger (2003), Boa-Côte d'Ivoire and
Boa-Burkina Faso (2010), Boa-Senegal (2014) and Boa-Mali (2016).
During this webinar, the Group announced the implementation of a real production and
collection for the management of recovery. According to him, this required the formation of a new team
with new procedures. Was it a review of the profile of bankers added to
some sales representatives to take care of the collection. For a bank with a human face, M.
Abderrazzak Zebdani believes that recovery requires agents to provide advice and solutions. Et
this, to allow customers to have several pallets as part of the refund.
For the online press conference, the Deputy Director General had Laura Tran, Director
of Participations and Stéphane Carrer, Director of Communication.
Referring to the highlights of the Boa of the West African Economic and Monetary Union (WAEMU) area,
it was indicated the launch of 2 new digital products. This is MyBOA which is a
Mobile Banking. The customer can view his account and operations from the mobile phone.
BOAweb is an Internet Banking tool mainly intended for corporate customers. The also mis
available to customers several new features during the year
Another highlight is the signing of a partnership memorandum of understanding with WEMA BANK, a bank
Nigerian, for a commercial collaboration, whose objective is to capture the flows between Nigeria and the countries
implementation of the BOA Group.
The BOA Foundation celebrated its 20th anniversary in 2019. It was created in Benin, then in Mali, in Côte
ivory, Burkina Faso, Niger, Senegal, and Madagascar. Its main actions focus on b health, education and equal opportunities.
The actions are generally specific to each foundation, with some common operations. For
4th consecutive year, we note the organization of a screening operation for breast and< cervical cancers / > of the uterus in disadvantaged areas on the occasion of International Women's Day. You need to
the Foundation's actions are well placed, the commitment of €2 million in support of the crisis
induced by Covid-19.
It appears that BOA Benin, the country's leading bank in terms of credit and deposit. With a total balance sheet of
920.8 billion CFA francs, down -2.7%, it shows a GNP up 5.1% to 41.3 billion
FCFA for a net result of 15 billion FCFA, up 17%. However, it should be noted that this voucher< /> Result is not correlated with the evolution of the stock at the Brvm in depreciation of 14% more accentuated
than that of the financial sector (-9.46%).
Boa Burkina Faso's balance sheet total posted CFAF 867.2 billion, up 7.3%. GNP evolves in
the same proportion to 42.7 billion CFA francs. The same is true for net income, which is up
from 7% to 18.15 billion FCFA. At the BRVM, BOA Burkina Faso shares deteriorated by 27.1%.