Morocco OPCVM Net Assets Climb to 846.7B Dirhams, Up 3.9% Week-on-Week to April 24, 2026

Morocco’s collective investment schemes (OPCVM) extended their winning streak through the third week of April 2026, with net assets under management (AUM) reaching 846.7 billion Moroccan dirhams as of April 24, 2026. This marks a 3.9% increase over the prior week, according to official data from the Moroccan Financial Markets Authority (ASFIM).

Category-Wise Performance Breakdown

The growth was driven by strong inflows into short-term fixed income and monetary funds, even as medium/long-term bond and equity-linked products saw modest declines:

• Medium and Long-Term Bond OPCVM (OMLT): Remaining the largest segment by far, OMLT funds saw assets dip 1.5% week-on-week to 364.56 billion dirhams, down from 370.16 billion dirhams the prior week.
• Short-Term Bond OPCVM (OCT): These funds confirmed their positive momentum, with AUM rising to 144.90 billion dirhams, up from 121.90 billion dirhams a week earlier.
• Monetary OPCVM: Following the same upward trend, monetary fund assets climbed to 133.45 billion dirhams, compared to 117.06 billion dirhams in the previous week.
• Diversified OPCVM: Assets in this category edged down to 111.67 billion dirhams, from 112.56 billion dirhams the week prior.
• Equity OPCVM: Equity-linked funds recorded a slight pullback, with AUM settling at 78.27 billion dirhams, down from 80.06 billion dirhams a week earlier.

The overall weekly gain of 3.9% reflects the outsized growth in short-term bond and monetary funds, which more than offset declines in the larger medium/long-term bond segment and smaller equity and diversified categories.