The Moroccan Insurance Authority (ACAPS) marked its tenth anniversary by convening a conference with representatives from the insurance and social welfare sectors and its institutional and financial partners to review developments over its first decade and discuss priorities and future prospects. ACAPS also unveiled a new visual identity intended to improve the consistency, readability, and clarity of its institutional communications. The stocktake highlighted the progressive strengthening of supervisory methods and tools around a more integrated approach to risk management, including consolidation of the prudential framework, development of risk-based supervision, and enhanced vulnerability analysis. It also referenced work to reinforce policyholder and beneficiary protection through a stronger market conduct framework, improved business practices, and mechanisms aimed at transparency, fairness, and service quality, alongside efforts to support innovation and broaden access to insurance while maintaining protection requirements. In social protection, ACAPS pointed to steps to structure the supervisory framework and support national reforms, including the universalization of social protection and discussions on pension reform, supported by investment in human capital and cooperation with national and international partners. Looking ahead, the Authority indicated it will continue focusing on sector resilience, market practices, and risk management amid emerging challenges, including the role of savings mobilization to finance the economy and protect policyholders, members, and beneficiaries.

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