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Morocco’s Mutual Fund Assets Reach 814.7 Billion Dirhams, Continuing Upward Trend

As of February 13, 2026, Moroccan mutual funds (OPCVM) managed assets worth **814.7 billion dirhams**, marking a weekly gain of 0.94%. After breaking the symbolic 800‑billion‑dirham barrier earlier in the month, the market now consolidates above that level, sustaining the positive momentum seen since the start of the year. The data, released by ASFIM, shows varied performance across fund categories: long‑ and medium‑term bond funds (OMLT) slipped slightly, short‑term bond funds (OCT) rose by 2.11%, money‑market funds posted the strongest weekly increase at 3.34%, diversified funds grew 1.07%, and equity funds rebounded with a 1.38% rise.

February 18th, 2026
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By boursenews.ma

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Market Overview

On 13 February 2026, Morocco’s collective investment schemes (OPCVM) reported net assets under management of 814.7 billion dirhams, up 0.94 % from the previous week, according to the latest ASFIM figures.

Having crossed the symbolic 800‑billion‑dirham mark earlier in February, the market now stays firmly above that threshold, confirming the bullish trend that has characterized the start of 2026.

Category Breakdown

  • Medium & Long‑Term Bond Funds (OMLT): remain the largest segment with assets of 370.58 billion dirhams, a weekly decline of 1.76 billion dirhams (‑0.47 %).
  • Short‑Term Bond Funds (OCT): posted a solid weekly gain of 2.11 %, increasing from 126.46 billion to 129.13 billion dirhams (+2.67 billion).
  • Money‑Market Funds: showed the strongest weekly movement, rising from 114.50 billion to 118.32 billion dirhams (+3.82 billion, +3.34 %).
  • Diversified Funds: grew from 105.57 billion to 106.70 billion dirhams (+1.13 billion, +1.07 %).
  • Equity Funds: after a dip the week before, they rebounded to 78.09 billion dirhams from 77.03 billion (+1.06 billion, +1.38 %).

These figures illustrate a balanced expansion across most asset classes, with money‑market and short‑term bond funds leading the weekly gains.

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