Société Générale Maroc
Subsidiary of the French Société Générale group, now Saham Bank following the acquisition by the Saham group. Network of over 400 branches across Morocco.
Products offered
- Mortgage
- Consumer loan
- Car loan
- Savings
- Insurance
- Leasing (Sogelease)
Key strengths
- Over a century of presence
- Transition to Saham Bank
- Financing (Eqdom) and leasing subsidiaries
- Premium customer service
Geographic presence
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About Société Générale Maroc
Société Générale Morocco, currently transitioning to Saham Bank following the acquisition by the Saham group, is a historic player in the Moroccan banking landscape. Present since 1913, it has a network of over 400 branches across the Kingdom.
The bank offers competitive mortgage rates, complemented by its subsidiary Eqdom for consumer credit and Sogelease for leasing. This vertical integration provides a complete financing offering for individuals and businesses.
The transition to Saham Bank marks a major turning point, with the ambition of becoming a benchmark player in the Moroccan banking sector under 100% Moroccan capital.
Customer reviews for Société Générale Maroc
Bon accueil en agence
Service client réactif, conseiller à l'écoute. Délai d'ouverture de compte raisonnable. Quelques frais à surveiller mais globalement satisfait.
Karim B. · March 2026
Application mobile fluide
L'app marche très bien pour virements et consultation. Très pratique pour gérer son compte sans aller à l'agence.
Fatima Z. · April 2026
Crédit conso accordé rapidement
Dossier traité en 5 jours, taux correct, conseiller pro. Je recommande pour les salariés CDI.
Youssef R. · May 2026
Reviews aggregated from Google My Business, Trustpilot and wafir.ma — updated monthly
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Frequently asked questions about Société Générale Maroc
How do I open a Société Générale Maroc account in Morocco?+
To open a Société Générale Maroc account, visit a branch with your national ID, proof of address less than 3 months old and an initial deposit (typically MAD 200-500). Current account opening is instant and you receive a bank statement (RIB) the same day.
What are Société Générale Maroc's account maintenance fees?+
Société Générale Maroc applies a monthly account fee typically between MAD 10 and 30, plus card fees (MAD 50-300/year depending on tier). Compare rates on wafir.ma before opening.
Does Société Générale Maroc offer mortgages?+
Yes, Société Générale Maroc offers mortgages with APRs between 3.8% and 5.4% in 2026 depending on your profile. Maximum term 25 years, minimum down payment 10-20%. Simulate your monthly payment on wafir.ma.
How can I contact Société Générale Maroc customer service?+
Reach Société Générale Maroc via the customer number in branch or through https://www.sgmaroc.com. Standard hours are 8:30am-3:45pm Monday-Friday (8:30am-11:45am Saturday). For urgent files, book an appointment online.
Does Société Générale Maroc accept Moroccans living abroad (MRE)?+
Yes, Société Générale Maroc offers a dedicated MRE service: foreign-currency accounts, international transfers, MAD-denominated mortgages with euro collateral. Documents accepted remotely (national ID, passport, country-of-residence income proof).