#Morocco saw a significant surge in the payment defaults of nonfinancial companies at the end of 2022, raising concerns about the financial health of the sector.
The #corporate #default rate refers to the percentage of companies borrowing money that fail to meet their debt obligations within a specified period of time.
Defaults soared by 6.7%, reaching a staggering total of MAD 65 billion ($6.6 billion). This alarming increase has raised questions about the stability and resilience of businesses amid economic challenges, according to a joint report from the country’s central bank, Bank Al-Maghrib (#BAM), and the capital market watchdog #AMMC.
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