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The Moroccan Capital Market Authority (AMMC) has launched a public consultation regarding its guide on the management of financial instruments under mandate, open until January 25, 2026.
As of December 26, 2025, net assets under management reached 785.08 billion dirhams, reflecting a weekly decline of 3.17%. However, the annual growth rate remains robust at 20.18%, underscoring the pivotal role of OPCVM in savings allocation and market financing.
The Arab Investment Company (TAIC) has appointed CDG Capital Gestion to manage a dedicated investment portfolio, enhancing its strategic presence in Morocco's capital markets.
Bank Central Populaire (BCP) has successfully issued a private placement of subordinated perpetual bonds totaling 1 billion dirhams, with an annual interest rate of 4.31% for the first year.
Morocco's public works sector is evolving, with ALEQ positioning itself as a leader in delivering complex infrastructure projects. The company's focus on operational excellence and financial discipline is crucial as the nation prepares for major events like CAN 2025 and the 2030 World Cup.
Maydane REIM has successfully completed Morocco's inaugural bond issuance for an OPCI, raising 500 million dirhams through a private placement. This milestone enhances financing mechanisms for institutional real estate investment in the country.
The Casablanca Stock Exchange's benchmark index rose by 27.57% in 2025, surpassing 1 trillion dirhams in market capitalization for the first time. Attijariwafa Bank leads the market, while other key players like Maroc Telecom and Managem also report significant gains.
Moroccan healthcare group Akdital has officially rebranded the Abdul Rahman Al Mishari Hospital in Riyadh, marking a significant step in its international expansion strategy, particularly in the Middle East.
Morocco's economic growth experienced a notable slowdown in the third quarter of 2025, with the secondary sector's value added decreasing significantly. Despite a rise in primary sector activity, overall GDP growth fell to 4% from 5% in the previous year.
The year 2025 stands out in capital markets, marked by significant gains, robust trading volumes, and a resurgence in investor participation, culminating in a historic performance for the Casablanca Stock Exchange.
On December 31, 2025, the Moroccan Treasury successfully raised 3.1 billion dirhams through short-term bond maturities, reflecting strong market demand. This issuance included various rates across different maturities.
As of December 30, 2025, Morocco's banking sector reports ongoing expansion in credit, reflecting a robust financial environment. This trend underscores the resilience of the Moroccan economy amidst global challenges.