EGYPT: A notable upswing in Q3 2025 was charted by Egypt’s Islamic funds industry – with three key factors powering the total AuM rise to US$81.37 million from US$57.36 million in the previous quarter.
Momentum came from two key segments: equities, where total AuM jumped from US$2.83 million to US$13.46 million, and commodities, which climbed from US$32.7 million to US$39.7 million – underscoring renewed risk appetite alongside continued demand for gold-backed stability.
Money market strategies also expanded, most visibly through AZ-Nasser Shariah Compliant Money Market Fund, which added nearly US$6 million over the quarter.
Mixed assets saw modest growth, with the Education for Life Fund, an endowment-style vehicle, contributing meaningfully as investors sought longer-horizon allocations through human capital growth.
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