As part of a feasibility study, according to the Director General of the Caisse des dépôts et consignations de Côte d'Ivoire (Cdc-Ci), the resources that can be mobilized have been evaluated, based on low assumptions, at 812 billion FCfa by 2026.

The Caisse des dépôts et consignations de Côte d'Ivoire (Cdc-CI) and the Professional Association of Banks and Financial Institutions of Côte d'Ivoire ( Apbef-CI ) recently had a working session. This meeting, which was part of the effective start of its resource mobilization activities for the Cdc-Ci, was an opportunity for its director general, Lassina Fofana, to present the missions of its structure, but also to discuss the idea of setting up a consensual framework and
formal collaboration.

“The exchanges focused in particular on the future relations of the CDC-CI with the banks and the impact of the law on their activities. Although having the law, the director general of the CDC-CI in his strategy of approach highlights the complementarity between his institution and the banking establishments. Guy Koizan in his capacity as President of the Apbef-Ci , welcomed this initiative and undertook to contribute to the strengthening of this budding collaboration”, recalls the press release from the Cdc-Ci sent to the media.

A public institution, the Cdc-Ci (created in June 2018) is responsible for mobilizing, securing and managing public and private funds as defined by law. Its mission is also to contribute to the financing of the national economy through investments of general interest (social, for example) and financial investments.
It meets the objectives of the National Development Plan (Pnd 2016-2020 of 30,000 billion FCfa). The resources at its disposal derive from the products generated by its own activities, the resources mobilized on the financial markets, the resources of the legal professions (notaries, lawyers, clerks).

It also manages savings and contingency funds, various sureties (Sodeci, Cie, residential rents, sureties on public markets, dormant funds, funds from dormant accounts, etc.).

As part of a feasibility study, according to its managing director, the resources that can be mobilized have been evaluated, based on low assumptions, at 812 billion FCfa by 2026. there is no reason to go beyond that,” he confided to the media on July 10.