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Moroccan Mutual Fund Assets Rise Again, Driven by Money‑Market Funds – Up 1.5% Week‑to‑Week

As of May 8 2026, Morocco’s total net assets under management (AUM) for collective investment schemes reached 843.4 billion dirhams, marking a 1.5 % weekly increase according to ASF‑IM data. The gain is led by money‑market funds, which jumped 8.68 % in one week, while medium‑ and long‑term bond funds, short‑term bond funds, diversified funds and equity funds also posted modest gains. The data highlights a broad‑based recovery across the Moroccan fund universe, with the money‑market segment showing the strongest momentum.

May 14th, 2026
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By boursenews.ma

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Morocco’s collective investment schemes (OPCVM) are once again posting growth, with the latest weekly figures released by the Association of Moroccan Mutual Fund Managers (ASF‑IM) showing a 1.5 % rise in total net assets under management.

Overall AUM Snapshot

As of 8 May 2026, the total net assets under management (AUM) across all Moroccan OPCVM reached 843.4 billion dirhams, up from 830.8 billion dirhams a week earlier.

Category Breakdown

  • Medium & Long‑Term Bond Funds (OMLT): 364.54 billion dirhams, a marginal increase from 364.29 billion dirhams.
  • Money‑Market Funds: surged 8.68 % to 134.55 billion dirhams (up from 123.80 billion dirhams).
  • Short‑Term Bond Funds (OCT): held steady at 141.44 billion dirhams, a slight dip from 141.60 billion dirhams.
  • Diversified Funds: rose to 112.24 billion dirhams, compared with 111.30 billion dirhams the previous week.
  • Equity Funds: increased to 78.36 billion dirhams, up from 77.33 billion dirhams.

The strongest weekly momentum comes from the money‑market segment, which posted an 8.68 % jump – a clear sign that investors are seeking short‑term, liquid placements amid a relatively stable macro‑environment.

These numbers reinforce a broader trend of gradual AUM growth across the Moroccan fund market, suggesting renewed confidence among local and regional investors.

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