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Collective Investments Assets in Cyprus Reach €11.4 Billion, Showing 7.5% Annual Growth

Published February 19, 2026, 12:19
Collective Investments Assets in Cyprus Reach €11.4 Billion, Showing 7.5% Annual Growth

Collective Investment assets in Cyprus increased by 7.5% in the third quarter of 2025, reaching €11.4 billion. According to the quarterly statistical bulletin from the Cyprus Securities and Exchange Commission (CySEC), there are 312 Management Companies and Collective Investment Organizations (CIOs), a decrease from 2024. The majority are Externally Managed CIOs (217), with Investment Funds (AIFs) playing a significant role, managing 63% of total assets. This asset allocation is primarily in Securities (85.8% for UCITS) and private equity and real estate (30.7% and 17% respectively for PIFs, AIFs). The majority of UCITS investments come from individual investors (99.2%). A noteworthy point is that 69.7% of Assets Under Management are held by Cypriot CIOs, with 24.8% invested in Cyprus, focusing on private equity (71.1%) and real estate (12.8%). Transparency and supervision by CySEC ensure the stability and reliability of the sector. Overall, the collective investment sector in Cyprus shows positive growth, with an increase in assets under management and adaptation to new challenges and market opportunities. CySEC continues to closely monitor developments and promote improvements to the regulatory framework to protect investors and ensure financial stability.