EGYPT: Islamic funds tracked by the IFN Investor Funds Database for Egypt recorded strong growth in the second quarter of 2025, with total AuM rising 12.61% to US$70.8 million from US$62.87 million in Q1 2025. The expansion was led by commodity funds – which surged 27.53% to US$42.02 million – supported by the Financial Regulatory Authority’s regulatory change that doubled insurer’s exposure limits to commodity and metal funds.
Other asset classes posted moderate gains. Islamic equities grew 1.77% to US$8.57 million, while mixed assets also rose 1.77% to US$10.5 million. Money market funds advanced 3.6% from US$19.02 million to US$19.71 million.
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