Moroccan Bank of Africa divests from VE — formerly Vigeo Eiris
The sale of the shares follows the takeover of the extra-financial rating agency by an American rating agency and which is now focusing on ESG.
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▪ Moroccan Bank of Africa divests from VE — formerly Vigeo Eiris
▪ The sale of the shares follows the takeover of the extra-financial rating agency by an American rating agency and which is now focusing on ESG.
▪ https://www.africabusinessplus.com/en/808157/moroccan-bank-of-africa-divests-from-ve-formerly-vigeo-eiris/
Bank of Africa was, until recently, a shareholder of Vigeo Eiris (which in October 2020 changed its name to VE).
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