Which Moroccan exchange, founded in 1929, is headquartered in Casablanca?

The Casablanca Stock Exchange is the Moroccan stock exchange founded in 1929 and headquartered in Casablanca.

Its origins date to Morocco’s interwar financial development, when Casablanca was emerging as the country’s principal commercial and economic center. The exchange has since evolved through regulatory and organizational changes as Morocco’s capital markets expanded.

The market is also known by its French name, Bourse de Casablanca, reflecting Morocco’s widespread use of French in business and finance. It provides a venue for trading listed shares and other securities under the supervision of Morocco’s capital-market authorities.

The Casablanca Stock Exchange is sometimes confused with exchanges in other North African capitals, such as Tunis or Algiers. Casablanca is Morocco’s principal financial hub, and its exchange is an important institution in the kingdom’s securities market.