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Attijariwafa Bank names Rachid Kettani as deputy CEO, focusing on retail banking
Attijariwafa Bank Group has appointed Rachid Kettani as its new Deputy Chief Executive Officer, entrusting him with the leadership of the retail banking division. Kettani takes over from Hassan Bertal, marking a new chapter in the bank's strategic direction.
A seasoned professional with over two decades at Attijariwafa Bank, Kettani has played a pivotal role in shaping the institution's success. Since 2012, he has served as Chief Financial Officer and previously headed the Group's Strategy and Development division for nearly four years. Earlier in his career, Kettani contributed as a senior strategy consultant, further cementing his reputation as a skilled leader in the financial sector.
Kettani's influence extends beyond the bank. In 2015, the Choiseul Institute recognized him among the top 100 young African economic leaders of tomorrow. The selection highlighted his expertise, leadership potential, and contributions to the economic landscape.
Attijariwafa Bank continues to solidify its position as a financial powerhouse. It ranked 979th in the 2025 Forbes Global 2000 list of the world’s largest publicly traded companies, with revenues of $4.84 billion and $956 million in profit. Employing over 20,583 individuals, the bank offers a wide range of local and international services.
Additionally, the African Business Top Companies 2025 report underscored the bank's dominance in North Africa. Attijariwafa Bank ranked 7th among the continent’s largest listed companies, with its market value soaring from $10.8 billion in 2024 to $15.6 billion this year.
