Analyse approfondie des profils de crédit au sein du Royaume du Maroc : État, banques et obligations sécurisées
Moody’s a le plaisir de vous convier à un briefing exclusif sur le Maroc, réunissant des analystes seniors de Moody’s ainsi qu’un groupe restreint de hauts représentants des principales banques et compagnies d’assurance marocaines.
Agenda
Inscription, petit dejeuner et réseautage
Tout savoir sur la notation de crédit du Royaume du Maroc par Moody’s
- Méthodologie souveraine & Processus de notation.
- Historique et sous-jacent principaux.
- Considérations détaillées sur le profil de crédit avec ses atouts et ses faiblesses.
- Comparaison avec les pays similaires.
- Impacts des facteurs environnementaux, sociaux et de gouvernance sur la notation de crédit du Royaume du Maroc?
Atouts, opportunités et défis du système bancaire marocain
- Perspectives de rentabilité dans un contexte de croissance plus favorable.
- Qualité des actifs dans un cadre marqué par un recul de l’inflation et des taux d’intérêt.
- Capitalisation comparée aux marchés africains, émergents et développés.
- Structure de financement et coussins de liquidité.
- Risques et avantages liés à l’exposition transfrontalières des grands groupes.
- Considérations environnementales, sociales et de gouvernance.
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Qu’est-ce qui détermine la notation des obligations sécurisées ?
- Qu’est-ce qu’une obligation sécurisée, et pourquoi l’utiliser ?
- Principaux facteurs de crédit pour les obligations sécurisées.
- Quelles implications pour les obligations sécurisées marocaines ?
- Surveillance de risques spécifiques : études de cas.
- Importance des obligations sécurisées sur le marché.
Déjeuner
Simulation du comité de notation
Venez participer en direct à une simulation de comité de crédit chez Moody's. Cette séance immersive vous guidera à travers la rigueur analytique, les débats et la prise de décision qui façonnent une notation de crédit souveraine - offrant une fenêtre unique sur la manière dont Moody's évalue la qualité de crédit d’un pays dans un marché en constante évolution.
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Abdullah Hudhud leads Moody’s Relationship Management team in charge of managing existing and new relationships across the Middle East & Africa.
In his role as Head of Relationship Management for ME&A, Abdullah is responsible to drive Moody’s commercial strategy and lead a team of relationship managers covering the region.
Prior to joining Moody’s in 2019, Abdullah spent 4 years at the National Bank of Canada as Head of EMEA for Financial Institutions Group, 8 years at Standard & Poor’s as Head of Client Coverage for Middle East & North Africa, 4 years with HSBC as Director of Corporate & Investment Banking, and 2 years with BNP Paribas as Relationship Manager of Private Banking.
Abdullah has a Masters of Science degree in Investment Banking & Securities and a Bachelors degree in Finance.
Aurélien Mali is currently Vice President Senior Credit Officer. He acts as the firm’s expert in Africa. His position is a combined lead analyst and analytical outreach/credit ambassador role. As a member of the Sovereign Risk Group since August 2002, he was involved in Moody’s sovereign ratings in Europe and the Middle East at the beginning of his career. Over the last 8 years, he has been at the forefront of Moody’s growing footprint in Africa. He has been sovereign lead or backup analyst for almost all sovereign issuers and multilateral development banks we rate in Africa. Aurelien was relocated to our Dubai office early 2013 from our London office. Aurelien manages a research programme that supports the development of Moody’s reputation for analytical insight and excellence. He also assumes a greater role in participating in regular Moody’s and third-party conferences on the continent, Africa-related investor briefings, and undertaking analytical outreach to inform and explain Moody’s credit judgments. Aurelien also supports other Moody’s franchises using his unique experience and visibility across multiple sectors and asset classes in the region. Finally, he remains the lead/backup sovereign analyst for few countries including Nigeria, Côte d’Ivoire, Ethiopia, the Democratic Republic of the Congo, Angola and South Africa. Aurélien holds a BSc in Economics and a postgraduate degree (DEA) in Money, Finance and Banking from the Panthéon-Sorbonne University in Paris.
Mik Kabeya is a Vice President - Senior Credit Officer in the Financial Institutions Group, based in London. Mik covers financial institutions across the African continent. Prior to relocating to London, Mik was based in Dubai where he covered financial institutions based in the Middle East. Before joining Moody’s, Mik worked at Fullerton Financial Holdings and at BNP Paribas.
Paul Millon is a Vice President – Senior Analyst in the Covered Bonds Group at Moody’s in London. He manages a portfolio of covered bond programmes in the UK and Norway, and has worked on covered bond ratings in various jurisdictions, including France, Portugal, and Turkey. Before joining Moody’s EMEA Covered Bonds team in 2010, Paul managed a portfolio of LBO transactions at Natixis CIB in London. He holds both a Bachelor’s degree and a Master’s in Management from EM Lyon Business School.
Abdullah Hudhud leads Moody’s Relationship Management team in charge of managing existing and new relationships across the Middle East & Africa.
In his role as Head of Relationship Management for ME&A, Abdullah is responsible to drive Moody’s commercial strategy and lead a team of relationship managers covering the region.
Prior to joining Moody’s in 2019, Abdullah spent 4 years at the National Bank of Canada as Head of EMEA for Financial Institutions Group, 8 years at Standard & Poor’s as Head of Client Coverage for Middle East & North Africa, 4 years with HSBC as Director of Corporate & Investment Banking, and 2 years with BNP Paribas as Relationship Manager of Private Banking.
Abdullah has a Masters of Science degree in Investment Banking & Securities and a Bachelors degree in Finance.
Aurélien Mali is currently Vice President Senior Credit Officer. He acts as the firm’s expert in Africa. His position is a combined lead analyst and analytical outreach/credit ambassador role. As a member of the Sovereign Risk Group since August 2002, he was involved in Moody’s sovereign ratings in Europe and the Middle East at the beginning of his career. Over the last 8 years, he has been at the forefront of Moody’s growing footprint in Africa. He has been sovereign lead or backup analyst for almost all sovereign issuers and multilateral development banks we rate in Africa. Aurelien was relocated to our Dubai office early 2013 from our London office. Aurelien manages a research programme that supports the development of Moody’s reputation for analytical insight and excellence. He also assumes a greater role in participating in regular Moody’s and third-party conferences on the continent, Africa-related investor briefings, and undertaking analytical outreach to inform and explain Moody’s credit judgments. Aurelien also supports other Moody’s franchises using his unique experience and visibility across multiple sectors and asset classes in the region. Finally, he remains the lead/backup sovereign analyst for few countries including Nigeria, Côte d’Ivoire, Ethiopia, the Democratic Republic of the Congo, Angola and South Africa. Aurélien holds a BSc in Economics and a postgraduate degree (DEA) in Money, Finance and Banking from the Panthéon-Sorbonne University in Paris.
Mik Kabeya is a Vice President - Senior Credit Officer in the Financial Institutions Group, based in London. Mik covers financial institutions across the African continent. Prior to relocating to London, Mik was based in Dubai where he covered financial institutions based in the Middle East. Before joining Moody’s, Mik worked at Fullerton Financial Holdings and at BNP Paribas.
Paul Millon is a Vice President – Senior Analyst in the Covered Bonds Group at Moody’s in London. He manages a portfolio of covered bond programmes in the UK and Norway, and has worked on covered bond ratings in various jurisdictions, including France, Portugal, and Turkey. Before joining Moody’s EMEA Covered Bonds team in 2010, Paul managed a portfolio of LBO transactions at Natixis CIB in London. He holds both a Bachelor’s degree and a Master’s in Management from EM Lyon Business School.