The Central Bank of Kenya (CBK)

(NAIROBI, KENYA) – Kenya’s Treasury is earning more from public funds invested in government securities, as state entities hold a growing share of domestic debt. Government entities, semi-autonomous agencies and public sector funds held KES 513.31 billion ($3.97 billion / GBP 3.13 billion) in Treasury bonds and bills as ofContinue Reading

Kenya CMA Warns Against GIG and QVSE in Illegal Fund List

(NAIROBI, KENYA) – Kenya’s Capital Markets Authority has warned the public against investing in 15 funds it says are operating illegally in the country, including two schemes that have drawn thousands of Kenyans in recent months. The regulator named Global Investment Group and Quant Vest Stock Exchange among the unlicensedContinue Reading

Kenya Courts US Investment in Digital, Health and Minerals

(NAIROBI, KENYA) – Kenya and the United States are seeking to deepen commercial ties, with a focus on expanding bilateral trade and attracting more private sector investment. Speaking while hosting a US Chamber of Commerce delegation in Nairobi, Foreign Affairs Principal Secretary Korir Sing’oei commended the US Congress for extendingContinue Reading

Kenya NIF Targets KES 42 Billion Annual Income From Government Securities

(NAIROBI, KENYA) – The National Infrastructure Fund (NIF) expects about KES 42 billion ($325 million / £251 million) in annual income from government securities as it seeks to create a steady financing pool for large strategic infrastructure projects while preserving its seed capital. The NIF seed capital presently stands atContinue Reading