BCG, McKinsey, and Oliver Wyman are bidding to advise Attijariwafa Bank’s strategy in Egypt for the next five years, Al Malreports. Bank CEO Mohamed El Kettani says the project will be awarded within the next three months. Separately, the bank is also “planning to complete expansions in East and West Africa this year as it focuses on consolidating its new acquisitions to spur growth.” according to Bloomberg.
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