RIYADH: Saudi Arabia’s capital market assets under management surpassed SR1.2 trillion ($320 billion) in 2025, registering an 18 percent increase, according to official figures.
The annual report released by the Kingdom’s Capital Market Authority showed that the growth was accompanied by a 53 percent rise in private real estate fund assets and a 57 percent annual increase in public money market funds.
Debt instruments also saw robust demand, with assets under management in public and private debt funds rising 44 percent, while private equity funds grew 31 percent by the end of the year.
This highlights the continued expansion of Saudi Arabia’s asset management industry as the Kingdom pushes ahead with efforts to diversify its economy and deepen capital markets under Vision 2030.
The latest data also support forecasts from Fitch Ratings, which said in October that Saudi Arabia’s asset management industry is on track to exceed $400 billion in assets under management by 2026, making it the largest market in the Gulf Cooperation Council.
