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Measuring the Digital Maturity of Moroccan Commercial Banks: Construction of a Multidimensional Score (International Journal of Accounting, Finance, Auditing, Management and Economics)

Research paperInternational Journal of Accounting, Finance, Auditing, Management and EconomicsOctober 202629 pages44 min readFatima Ezzahra Darkaoui, Ali OUCHEKKIROriginal source
Key number
3.48 out of 5
Average Digital Maturity Score p.15
Largest segment
Human Resources Development score 3.73
Most Advanced Dimension p.15
What changed
28% MAD 280 billion
Bank Deposits Growth (2015-2024) p.15

Summary

  • The studied sample of five Moroccan commercial banks achieved an overall average digital maturity score of 3.48 out of 5.p.15
  • Attijariwafa Bank attained the highest digital maturity score among the sample at 3.92 out of 5.p.15
  • Human resources skills development emerged as the most advanced dimension with an average score of 3.73 out of 5.p.15
  • Total bank deposits across the five banks increased by over 280 billion dirhams from 2015 to 2024, representing a 28% growth.p.15
  • Total loans disbursed by the sampled banks grew by over 161 billion dirhams between 2015 and 2024, a 25% increase.p.15

Key insights

  1. Attijariwafa Bank retained its first place ranking in over 90% of sensitivity test simulations.p.11
  2. Crédit Agricole du Maroc ranked last in digital maturity in over 80% of sensitivity test scenarios.p.11
  3. The digital maturity gap between the highest-scoring bank and the lowest-scoring bank reached 0.84 points.p.21
  4. Academic partnerships and internal digital programs deploy at lower costs compared to capital-intensive investments like phygital spaces and cloud migration.p.21

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