SEC Nigeria data · week ended 2 October 2026

Nigerian fund data, updated every week

Yields, fund sizes and investor numbers for 216 collective investment schemes, read straight from the weekly report of the Securities and Exchange Commission, Nigeria.

Money market yieldsDollar funds

₦6.67trn

held in 49 money market funds

16.98%

median reported money market yield

921,791

money market unitholders

$1.3bn

held in 39 dollar funds

Week ended 2 October 2026

Highest reported money market yields

FundReported yieldChange, ptsFund sizeUnitholders
First Ally Money Market Fund
First Ally Asset Management
21.29%-0.14₦17.0bn3,075
Coronation Money Market Fund
Coronation Asset Management
20.54%-0.57₦119.0bn23,600
RT Briscoe Savings & Investment Fund
DLM Asset Management
20.53%-0.01₦518.7m73
DLM Money Market Fund
DLM Asset Management
20.08%-0.46₦3.6bn485
CardinalStone Money Market Fund
CardinalStone Asset Management
19.77%+0.46₦43.2bn2,800
Alpha10 Money Market Fund
Alpha10 Fund Management
19.34%+1.63₦3.1bn331
Greenwich Plus Money Market Fund
Greenwich Asset Management
19.15%-0.14₦17.4bn1,172
Apel Wealth Money Market Fund
Apel Wealth Management
19.11%-0.09₦2.1bn229
Comercio Partners Money Market Fund
Comercio Partners Asset Management
19.00%-0.33₦3.7bn934
Vetiva Money Market Fund
Vetiva Fund Managers
18.89%+0.79₦13.1bn797

Yields as reported to SEC by each fund manager. A reported yield is not a promise of future returns.

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Money market yields over time

Median yield reported by Nigerian money market funds each week, 3 January 2025 to 2 October 2026.

Median reported money market fund yield, weekly14.0%16.0%18.0%20.0%22.0%3 Jan 202521 Nov 20252 Oct 2026
Median reported money market fund yield, weekly14.0%16.0%18.0%20.0%22.0%3 Jan 202521 Nov 20252 Oct 2026

Where the numbers come from

Each week's figures come from SEC Nigeria's weekly valuation report of collective investment schemes. A script downloads every new report, checks that each section adds up to SEC's own totals, and publishes it only if it does. Read the methodology.