Since 2017 indeed, from the internal and institutional governance of the body, moving on to the signing of beneficial partnerships with Technical and Financial Partners (TFPs) and the structuring reforms initiated, Mamadou Ndiaye leaves prospects that promise to be satisfactory with the expected finalization of the ongoing projects to "make the Regional Financial Market an African financial centre, attractive and secure for the sustainable financing of the Union's economies".

The Regional Financial Market has seen an upturn during the last four years of the mandate of Senegalese Mamadou Ndiaye at the head of the Regional Council for Public Savings and Financial Markets (CREPMF).   work on important projects. Four years ago, when he was appointed in 2017, Mamadou Ndiaye made a commitment to place his mandate under the sign of the implementation of the reforms of the Regional Financial Market adopted in March 2016 by the Council of Ministers of the Union. A mission that he has, without a doubt, accomplished in an exemplary way at the head of a team strengthened by the help of market players and Technical and Financial Partners (TFPs).

Under the Reforms carried out under the magisterium of Mamadou Ndiaye concerning the governance of the CREPMF, we can note the institution of the Resident Presidency of the Body, the revision of the Financial Regulations of the CREPMF, the reorganization of the Directorates and Services of the Secretariat Gen éral of the CREPMF, the change of name of the Body which becomes Autorité des Marchés Financiers de l'Umoa (AMF UMOA). To the credit of Mamadou Ndiaye at the head of the CREMPF, we can also note, the establishment of an Audit Committee within the institution, the revision of the Rules of Procedure on the one hand, and on the other hand, the adoption of Corporate Values and a Vision for the Body to which are added the establishment of a Scientific Committee, the adoption of Administrative, Accounting, Financial and Control Procedures.

The establishment of "a financial, attractive and secure place for the mobilization of savings for the sustainable financing of our economies", the improvement of the market's contribution to the financing of the economies of the Member States, the creation of the Third Compartment of the BRVM dedicated to Small and Medium Enterprises (SMEs), the revision of the Public Service Concession Agreements granted to the Central Market Structures, the Adoption of a regulatory framework for the Online Stock Exchange and the Adoption of a regulatory framework for the Issuance of Social and Sustainable Green Bonds are not the rest. Also, the evolution of indicators under the presidency of Senegalese Mamadou Ndiaye, over the last four years has been mainly marked by a strong increase in the number of approved actors.