BANK OF AFRICA UNITED KINGDOM Plc
Abdellah Chouiten serves as the Chief Operating Officer at BANK OF AFRICA UNITED KINGDOM Plc since January 2021, with a focus on strategic operational leadership and an approved SMF24 designation. Prior to this role, Abdellah held various senior positions at Crédit Agricole CIB, including Executive Director and Global Head of Internal Audit, where oversight included thematic and geographic audit assignments. Additionally, Abdellah was the Chief Risk Officer at UBAF, guiding credit, operational, and market risk functions, and previously served as Senior Country Portfolio Risk Manager at Crédit Agricole CIB, focusing on annual risk strategies for the MENA region. Abdellah began a career in risk management and regulatory compliance as a Project Manager/Basel 2 Analyst at Crédit Agricole CIB, developing crucial methodologies. Abdellah Chouiten holds an Executive MBA from London Business School.
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BANK OF AFRICA UNITED KINGDOM Plc
BANK OF AFRICA United Kingdom Plc, is an investment bank linking international finance with the growing opportunities in Africa. The bank was launched in 2007 and is authorised as well as regulated by the PRA and the FCA and adheres to the highest standards of corporate governance. The organisation offers a full service of investment and wholesale banking facilities providing corporations in Africa with access to international capital markets and financial expertise with core divisions in Corporate Banking and Financial Markets. BANK OF AFRICA UK is part of Bank of Africa Group, the 2nd largest bank in Morocco and one of the first in Africa in terms of coverage. Bank of Africa Group It is a multi-business and multi-brand banking group with diversified activities including corporate and investment banking, private and retail banking, as well as insurance and leasing activities. In June 2019, the British development finance agency CDC Group acquired 5% stake in BMCE Bank of Africa. BANK OF AFRICA UK international dimension is an essential element of its culture and a critical driver for development. In 2018, to further strengthen its EMEA footprint, two representative offices were opened in Zurich and Dubai to promote corporate banking activities related to project finance trade finance and commodity finance. As a major player in the African financial industry, the bank’s vision is to bridge the gap in the market to allow seamless capital and investment flows into Africa.