African Banks Facing Liquidity Challenges

This book examines the complex relationship between liquidity management and banking performance, focusing on the specificities of African banking systems. Through a comparative analysis of countries such as Morocco, Niger, Côte d'Ivoire, Mali, Burkina Faso and Benin, it highlights liquidity challenges in contexts marked by limited infrastructure, high dependence on short-term deposits and macroeconomic volatility.The study explores regulatory reforms, notably Basel III and IV, as well as modern risk management tools and financial innovations, to better understand their impact on bank resilience and profitability. By reconciling the imperatives of liquidity and performance, the book proposes strategies adapted to local constraints and global requirements.Aimed at researchers, students and practitioners, this work provides practical recommendations for strengthening the stability and competitiveness of banks in emerging economies. It contributes to the debate on best banking management practices in the face of contemporary challenges.