Assets managed by collective investment organizations exceeded 785 billion dirhams by the end of December 2025.
The assets under the management of collective investment organizations saw a decrease of 2.01 percent at the end of December 2025, dropping from 801.14 billion dirhams at the end of November to 785.06 billion dirhams, as reported by the Moroccan Association of Management Companies and Investment Funds.
The association clarified that this decline is primarily due to the failure to collect a net amount exceeding 16 billion dirhams, which is mainly related to collective investment organizations focused on short-term bonds.
In terms of monthly performance, collective investment organizations specializing in medium and long-term bonds recorded the best performance at 0.69 percent, while the equity category posted the lowest performance with a decrease of 2.64 percent.
On an annual basis, collective investment organizations in the equity category achieved the highest returns for 2025 at 24.49 percent, compared to the weakest annual performance from the cash category at just 2.57 percent.
The number of active organizations under this framework at the end of December 2025 reached 609, compared to 606 in the previous month, reflecting the continued dynamism in the sector.
