Saudi CMA’s total assets under management up 18 percent to $319.7 billion on surges in private real estate, public money market funds

إشعار

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السياق الخليجي

Growth in CMA-regulated assets reflects broader consolidation of Saudi Arabia's capital markets infrastructure, particularly as domestic institutional investors and high-net-worth individuals diversify holdings beyond equities into real estate investment funds and money market instruments. The expansion of private real estate funds and public money market funds indicates structural shifts in how GCC wealth—traditionally concentrated in direct property ownership and bank deposits—is being channeled through regulated investment vehicles, a pattern consistent with Vision 2030 financial deepening objectives across the region. Asset base expansion at this scale typically correlates with increased trading volumes, fund inflows into fixed-income markets, and greater participation from retail and

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