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Morocco plans derivatives to help finance 2030 FIFA World Cup projects

Daba Finance/Morocco plans derivatives to help finance 2030 FIFA World Cup projects
BREAKING NEWSJune 5, 2024 at 9:20 AM UTC

TLDR

  • Morocco introducing derivatives trading to expand capital markets for 2030 FIFA World Cup projects.
  • Focus on attracting retail investors by broadening market participation with diverse financial instruments.
  • Plans include derivatives market, ETFs, foreign currency mutual funds, Sharia-compliant funds, and tailored mutual funds for professional investors.

Morocco is gearing up to introduce derivatives trading by the end of this year, according to Nezha Hayat, chair of the Moroccan Capital Market Authority. This move aims to expand the country's capital markets, especially to finance infrastructure projects ahead of the 2030 FIFA World Cup it is co-hosting with Spain and Portugal.

With a focus on attracting more retail investors, Hayat stressed the need to broaden the market's participation. Plans include launching a derivatives market alongside other financial instruments like exchange-traded funds, foreign currency-denominated mutual funds, and Sharia-compliant mutual funds.

In addition, there are proposals to introduce mutual funds tailored for professional investors with less stringent constitutions and investment rules. These initiatives signal Morocco's commitment to enhancing its financial infrastructure and attracting both domestic and international investors.

Key Takeaways

Indeed, the scale of projects planned for the 2030 World Cup in Morocco underscores the importance of capital market reform in facilitating financing for these initiatives. With banks unable to single-handedly fund all ambitious projects, leveraging the capital market becomes essential. The estimated spending of 200 billion dirhams ($20 billion) highlights the substantial investment required for strategic infrastructure and development ahead of the event. Co-hosting the World Cup further emphasizes the significance of these projects, not only for Morocco's infrastructure but also for its global stature. By implementing capital market reforms, Morocco aims to unlock additional sources of funding and accelerate the realization of these critical projects.

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