Lastname | Biography |
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Mr. Hichem ZGHAL , Group Managing Director | |
Mr. Mahdi BEN HAMDEN , Chief Operating Officier and Head of Francophone Zone | |
Mr. Hassène ZAÂZAÂ , Group Financial Manager | |
Mr. Amadou Bara Sidy DIOP , Group Internal Auditor | |
Mrs. Mai Hervé DU PENHOAT , Group Human Resource Manager | |
Mr. Lee GACHANJA , Financial Manager Anglophone Zone | |
Mr. Skander ZOUCH , Group Recovery Manager | |
Mr. Thierry PAPILLION , Group Head of Credit Risk | |
Mr. Hafedh Ben NASR , Group IT Manager |
Lastname | Biography |
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Mr. Ahmed ABDELKEFI , Chairman | |
Mr. Ahmed El KARM , representing TLG Finance | |
Mr. Alain PECHEUR , representing COTAFI - Groupe CFAO | |
Mrs. Salma BABBO , representing Tunisie Leasing | |
Mr. Gonzague MONREAL , representing Proparco | |
Mr. Olivier MARZLOFF , representing DOMAFI - Groupe CFAO | |
Mr. Mostafa CHENBOUT , representing CFPF - Groupe OPTORG | |
Mr. Sébastien DUQUET , representing Responsability Global Microfinance Fund |
• 1956: Establishment of SAFCA (Société Africaine de Crédit Automobile) in Senegal by RENAULT, UNILEVER, NIGER FRANCE, OPTORG, CFAO and SCOA.
• 1958: Relocation of SAFCA from Senegal to Abidjan in Ivory Coast.
• 1959 : Establishment of SOCCA in Cameroon (Société Camerounaise de Crédit Automobile).
• 1966 : Establishment of SOGACA in Gabon (Société Gabonaise de Crédit Automobile).
• 1976 : GIEFCA (Groupement d’Intérêt Economique pour Favoriser le développement du Crédit Automobile et Industriel en Afrique) was registered in Paris by SAFCA, SOCCA and SOGACA,. Renault Crédit International (RCI) became responsible at that time for the management of GIEFCA on behalf of the other shareholders.
• 1990: RCI (Renault Credit International) withdrew from Africa and consequently, from the management of GIEFCA. CFAO assumed responsibility for the position of Chairman of the Board of Directors of GIEFCA.
• 1997 : Establishment of SOMAFI in Mali (Société Malienne de Financement), and SOBFI in Burkina Faso (Société Burkinabe de Financement).
• 1998: Establishment of HOLDEFI as a holding company to hold the interests of CFAO and OPTORG in the member companies of GIEFCA. PROPARCO and GRAS SAVOYE became shareholders of HOLDEFI.
• 1999: FMO and Africa Financial Holdings (the Holding Company of Bank of Africa) became shareholders.
• 2001: Opening of SOCOFIN in Congo Brazzaville (Société Congolaise de Financement).
• 2006: The majority of shares in HOLDEFI were acquired by an investment consortium consisting of AFRICINVEST, FMO, FINNFUND, TUNISIA LEASING and AFRICA FINANCIAL HOLDINGS. CFAO, OPTORG and GRAS SAVOYE remained shareholders. GIEFCA Tunisia was also created with a team of 6 employees. SAFCA in Senegal was also opened in the same year.
• 2007: The name of HOLDEFI was changed to Alios Finance. SAFCA, SOCCA, SOGACA, SOBFI, SOMAFI and SOCOFIN changed their commercial names to ALIOS Finance Ivory Coast, Cameroon, Gabon, Burkina Faso, Mali and Congo respectively. The merger of ALIOS Finance Ivory Coast with Alios Finance Mali and Burkina Faso was finalised by the Central Bank.
• 2008: Sale of Alios Finance Congo Brazzaville and launch of ALIOS Finance Zambia.
• 2009: Alios Management Kenya is launched, the second operational Head Office of the Group, with the aim to be closer to the operating subsidiaries in English speaking countries.
• 2010: Launch of Alios Finance Tanzania.
• 2011: Launch of Alios Finance Kenya.
• 2012: Alios Finance Zambia opens a second office in the Copperbelt.
Country | Subsidiary |
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Burkina Faso | ALIOS FINANCE BURKINA FASO |
Côte d’Ivoire | ALIOS FINANCE-COTE D’IVOIRE |
Cameroon | ALIOS FINANCE-CAMEROUN |
Gabon | ALIOS FINANCE GABON |
Mali | ALIOS FINANCE MALI |
Senegal | ALIOS FINANCE SENEGAL |