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Moroccan Mutual Funds Break 800 Billion Dirham Barrier as Assets Climb
Net assets under management for Moroccan OPCVMs jumped to 801.26 billion dirhams as of Jan 9, 2026, marking an 8.55 % weekly increase. Bond‑focused funds led the rally, with medium‑ and long‑term bond funds reaching 365.83 billion dirhams and short‑term bond funds soaring 29 % to 127.55 billion dirhams. Money‑market, equity, and diversified funds also posted solid gains.
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Net assets under management (AUM) for Moroccan collective investment schemes (OPCVM) have reclaimed the symbolic 800‑billion‑dirham milestone, according to the latest ASFIM figures released on 9 January 2026.
Overall performance
Overall AUM stands at 801.26 billion dirhams, up 8.55 % compared with the previous week.
Bond funds lead the charge
- Medium & Long‑Term Bond (OMLT) funds: 365.83 billion dirhams, +2.24 % week‑on‑week.
- Short‑Term Bond (OCT) funds: grew from 98.22 billion to 127.55 billion dirhams, a +29 % jump.
Other segments
- Money‑market funds: 107.94 billion dirhams, up from 89.82 billion dirhams.
- Equity funds: 82.36 billion dirhams, +2.28 %.
- Diversified funds: 107.30 billion dirhams, +3.25 %.
The data underscores a renewed bullish sentiment in Morocco’s collective‑investment market, with investors redistributing capital toward both fixed‑income and equity‑oriented vehicles.