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OPCVM Witnesses Continued AUM Decline to 772 Billion DHS Amid Market Shifts

OPCVM's total assets under management (AUM) dropped to 772.1 billion DHS by late March 2026, showing bearish momentum across multiple categories. While long-term bond funds maintained leadership, short-term liquidity-focused instruments saw severe declines exceeding 6% monthly.

April 4th, 2026
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By boursenews.ma

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Financial Markets Update: Week Ending April 4, 2026

OPCVM (Open Portfolio Collective of Financial Markets Funds) continue showing contraction trends, with total assets under management (AUM) declining to 772.1 billion dirhams as of March 27, 2026. Week-on-week data reveals divergent performances across product categories, with short-term liquidity funds experiencing steep drops while mid/long-term debt instruments maintained relative stability.

Category Breakdown:

  • Mid/Long-Term Bond Funds (OMLT): Two-digit assets rising marginally to 358 billion DHS, preserving market leadership.
  • Diversified Funds: Slight 0.21% increase to 106.04 billion DHS, reflecting cautious investor preferences.
  • Liquidity Monetary Funds (Monétaires): Sharp 4.63% decline to 107.43 billion DHS, marking fourth consecutive weekly drop.
  • Short-Term Debt Instruments (OCT): Most severe contraction at -6.98% to 113.8 billion DHS, suggesting accelerated redemptions.
  • Equity-Linked Funds: Stable at 71.5 billion DHS, maintaining previous week's levels.

Data sourced from ASFIM, highlighting persistent uncertainty in money market segments as investors reallocate toward traditional debt instruments despite broader market volatility.

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