GLOBAL: Amid a stabilizing economy, where inflation charted monthly declines and the local currency value was steady against the US dollar, Turkiye emerged as the fastest-growing Islamic fund market in Europe in Q4 2025, with total AuM rising 25.53% quarter-on-quarter to US$37.62 billion, up from US$29.97 billion prior.
Based on insights from the IFN Investor Fund Database, commodity fund values rose 30.25% to US$24.63 billion, from US$18.91 billion in Q3 2025, reinforcing its position as the largest asset class by size. Fixed income instruments recorded the strongest increase, surging 37.04% to US$3.17 billion from US$2.31 billion in Q3 2025.
The other asset classes also posted gains. AuM for equity funds climbed 26.86% to US$1.53 billion (Q3: US$1.21 billion), real estate funds expanded 20.98% to US$651.8 million (Q3: US$538.75 million) and Sukuk funds grew 15.82% to US$1.95 billion (Q3: US$1.68 billion). Mixed-asset funds rose 14.5% to US$1.85 billion (Q3: US$1.61 billion), and even typically stable money market funds recorded a 2.84% increase to US$3.8 billion (Q3: US$3.7 billion).
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