UCITS: A Near $6.6 Billion Collection in April
Economy
The net asset value under UCITS management significantly increased by the end of April 2026.
According to the ASFIM, it stood at 846.67 billion dirhams, compared to 772.12 billion dirhams a month earlier, representing a 9.66% increase.
This development is primarily attributed to a net collection of nearly $6.6 billion, mainly directed towards Money Market UCITS and short-term bonds.
In terms of monthly performance, Equity UCITS led the way with an 8.16% increase.
Conversely, Money Market UCITS displayed the lowest monthly gain with 0.24%.
Since the beginning of the year, short-term bond UCITS have recorded the best performance, with a 0.89% variation.
Medium- and long-term bonds, on the other hand, have shown negative performance, with a -0.44% return.
The market now comprises 619 active UCITS, up from 614 at the end of March, following the launch of five new funds managed by Sterling Asset Management, AFG Asset Management, Alphavest Asset Management, and Quantum Capital Gestion.