The Moroccan Capital Market Authority reported that the net assets managed by collective investment schemes exceeded 825.5 billion dirhams as of February 20, 2026, marking a weekly increase of 1.33%.
The authority clarified, in a document regarding the weekly statistics of these schemes, that this development is primarily attributed to the positive performance of several categories, particularly diversified funds, which recorded a rise of 2.45%, followed by medium and long-term bond funds, with an increase of 1.86%, equity funds that rose by 1.27%, and short-term bond funds which grew by 0.75%.
Conversely, the contractual and cash categories witnessed declines during the same period, with the former dropping by 4.52% and the latter by 0.1%.
The same source noted that the total number of active collective investment schemes reached 612 funds as of that date.
