In Casablanca, Fineopolis Capital is taking a bold step toward shaping the future of participatory finance in Morocco. Recently registered as a financial investment advisor with the Moroccan Capital Market Authority, the firm is launching a new investment banking division specifically dedicated to this underdeveloped segment of the local financial landscape.
This move represents a significant milestone for the Fineopolis group, which already operates in several international markets, including Belgium, the UK, and the UAE. Active in Morocco since 2014, the group is now deepening its local presence with a tailor-made platform designed to serve investors seeking financial solutions rooted in ethical and Islamic finance principles.
Fineopolis Capital’s new offering targets a select clientele, primarily composed of institutional investors, family offices, and entrepreneurs committed to real-economy projects. Its services span financial engineering, wealth management, real estate investment, and the structuring of sharia-compliant assets.
All operations undergo a rigorous dual screening process-both financial and ethical. Each opportunity is evaluated not only for profitability but also for its alignment with religious and regulatory standards, following guidelines set by Morocco’s Higher Council of Ulemas and within the country’s legal framework.
According to Sami Assoulaimani, founder and CEO of the firm, this expansion is a natural extension of the group’s longstanding mission to provide strategic advisory services in Islamic finance. With this new initiative, Fineopolis Capital aims to help lay the foundations for a broader participatory finance ecosystem-one that complements existing banking services and fills a growing demand for alternative financial models.
Founded more than ten years ago, Fineopolis remains fully independent. Over time, its focus has evolved from advisory work with regulators to offering more complex, structured investments—all while maintaining a consistent commitment to its core values. The launch of this new Casablanca-based entity underscores a clear ambition: to embed participatory finance into a sustainable and credible market-driven framework.
