SGIs have recorded strong growth, although the ranking shows a certain upheaval in the hierarchies in the ranking of SGI in 2020 and main lessons learned. The Regional Securities Exchange (BRVM) recorded a trading volume of 246 billion FCFA compared to 136 billion FCFA in 2019, an increase of more than 80%

In an exceptional context marked by the Covid-19 pandemic and despite a clearly downward trend in the equity segment, SGIs have fared well, although the track record shows a certain upheaval in hierarchies. In 2020, Société Générale Capital Securities West Africa was at the top of the ranking by the value of transactions recorded.
The Société Générale subsidiary carried out 128.4 billion FCFA in transactions, representing 26.08% of market share compared to 8.35% in 2019. CGF Bourse came in second position with transactions valued at 70 billion FCFA, representing 14.22% of market share.
The independent SGI is ahead of Ecobank Investment Corporation with a trading volume of 67.7 billion FCFA, representing 13.75% of the market share. In fourth position, MAC African from Tunisia makes 35 billion FCFA in transactions, representing 7.18% of the market share. The top 5 closed with Coris Bourse SA, credited with 31 billion FCFA, or 6.33%. This top 5 thus totaled 67.56% of transactions.
Then came the BOA Capital Securities with 30.5 billion FCFA, or 6.21% of market share; Hudson & Cie, which had the highs in previous years, signed a trading volume of 29 billion FCFA, or 5.92% of the market share, against; Bici Bourse (21.6 billion FCFA; 4.39% of market shares) ranked 8th; Atlantique Finance (16.5 billion FCFA; 3.35%) in 9th place; Abco Bourse (16.2 billion FCFA; 3.3% market share) at 10th row