A Moroccan equity fund (OPCVM actions) invests in shares listed on the Casablanca Stock Exchange, offering the highest long-term growth potential of all Moroccan savings products — with corresponding market risk. Our simulator projects your net capital after the 15% capital gains tax over any horizon up to 50 years.
An equity fund provides instant diversification managed by professionals — suitable if you don't want to pick individual stocks. Direct Casablanca Stock Exchange shares give more control, with the same 15% capital-gains rate as equity funds. On a 10+ year horizon, both typically outperform fixed-income products significantly. Try our comparator to see the difference.
Equity funds suit investors willing to accept short-term volatility in exchange for higher long-term returns over 5 years or more. They are ideal for working-age adults preparing for retirement or a long-term project, without having to select individual stocks listed on the Casablanca Stock Exchange. Professional management provides immediate diversification across MASI constituents and, depending on the fund, eligible international equities.
Subscribe through your bank or directly with an AMMC-licensed asset manager. Leading equity fund managers include Attijari Asset Management, BMCE Capital Gestion, CDG Capital Gestion and Wafa Gestion. Check the total expense ratio — Moroccan equity funds typically charge 1.5%–2.5% per year — and compare rolling 3-year and 5-year performances published on the AMMC website. A minimum investment horizon of 5 years is strongly recommended to ride out market cycles.
Illustrative scenario computed with our simulator: 50,000 MAD initial capital, 500 MAD monthly contribution, indicative annual return of 7% / yr, taxation 11.25% div + 15% gains (2026 Finance Act). Indicative figures — past performance does not guarantee future results.
| Horizon | Total invested | Gross capital | Estimated tax | Net-of-tax capital | Net gain |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 yr | 56 000 MAD | 59 811 MAD | 529 MAD | 59 282 MAD | +3 282 MAD |
| 3 yrs | 68 000 MAD | 81 611 MAD | 1 889 MAD | 79 723 MAD | +11 723 MAD |
| 5 yrs | 80 000 MAD | 106 678 MAD | 3 702 MAD | 102 976 MAD | +22 976 MAD |
| 10 yrs | 110 000 MAD | 187 025 MAD | 10 687 MAD | 176 338 MAD | +66 338 MAD |
| 15 yrs | 140 000 MAD | 300 928 MAD | 22 329 MAD | 278 600 MAD | +138 600 MAD |
| 20 yrs | 170 000 MAD | 462 400 MAD | 40 571 MAD | 421 830 MAD | +251 830 MAD |
Over 20 years, a saver who set aside 170 000 MAD in total would build net-of-tax capital of 421 830 MAD — a 2.40× multiple of cumulative savings.
For the same savings effort (50,000 MAD + 500 MAD/mo), here is the estimated net-of-tax capital under the 2026 Finance Act:
| Product | Indicative rate | Tax (2026) | After 5 yrs | After 10 yrs | After 20 yrs |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Equity fund | 7% / yr | 11.25% div + 15% gains | 102 976 MAD | 176 338 MAD | 421 830 MAD |
| BVC stocks | 8% / yr | 15% gains + 11.25% div. | 107 015 MAD | 189 974 MAD | 490 786 MAD |
| Bond fund | 4% / yr | 20% redemption gains | 91 359 MAD | 140 533 MAD | 269 613 MAD |
Over 20 years, Equity fund produces 1.51× the net capital of Bond fund (421 830 MAD vs 269 613 MAD) in this scenario. Adjust these inputs to your profile with our savings comparator.
Sources: Casablanca Stock Exchange — MASI performance; AMMC — OPCVM regulation. Calculations are indicative — past performance does not guarantee future results.