93-Year-Old Billionaire Becomes Morocco’s Richest Man

At 93 years old, Othman Benjelloun proves that influence in finance knows no age limits. The Moroccan banker and long-time chairman of Bank of Africa has reclaimed his place as Morocco’s richest man, with a fortune now estimated at over $2 billion.

📈 His net worth soared by nearly $400 million in 2025, thanks to a 25% surge in Bank of Africa’s share price. Benjelloun’s 27.41% stake, now valued at close to $1.7 billion, remains the cornerstone of his empire.

🌍 Bank of Africa, which he has led for decades, has grown into a financial powerhouse. The institution manages $40 billion in assets and serves 6.6 million customers spread across 32 countries, making it one of the most influential pan-African banks.

💰 The momentum is not slowing down—Bank of Africa posted a strong $100 million profit in Q1 2025, underscoring its resilience and growth.

Even at an age when most step back from public life, Benjelloun continues to be a pillar of Moroccan finance, shaping strategy, inspiring confidence, and driving one of Africa’s most important banking institutions.

👉 His story is a reminder: wealth, vision, and leadership can continue to expand well into one’s later years.