Autorité Marocaine du Marché des Capitaux

AMMCRegulator

The capital market regulator

Role

The role of AMMC

The Moroccan Capital Market Authority (AMMC) is the regulator of the Moroccan capital market, established by law no. 43-12. It succeeded the CDVM in 2016. Its primary mission is to protect savings invested in financial instruments: it licenses mutual funds and asset management companies, approves issuers' financial operations and supervises all market participants.

Missions

Main missions

Protect savings invested in financial instruments and ensure equal treatment of investors.

License mutual funds and asset management companies, approve prospectuses and issuers' financial operations.

Supervise market participants (brokerage firms, asset managers, account holders) and sanction breaches.

Published data

What AMMC publishes

The AMMC publishes the list of licensed funds and asset management companies, approvals and decisions, issuers' announcements, and annual reports on the capital market and asset management industry.

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Related data

All Moroccan mutual funds

Asset management companies

All Casablanca Stock Exchange listed stocks

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

What does the AMMC do?

The AMMC regulates the Moroccan capital market: it protects savings, licenses funds and asset managers, approves financial operations and supervises market participants.

Who licenses mutual funds in Morocco?

The AMMC licenses every mutual fund and every asset management company before it can be marketed in Morocco, pursuant to law no. 43-12.

Official sources

Official website : www.ammc.ma

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