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US investors increase Kenyan holdings by 45% to Sh258 billion as government debt attracts foreign capital
American investors increased their portfolio holdings in Kenya by 45 percent in 2025 to Sh258 billion ($1.9 billion), marking the…
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Kenya’s teenage investors more than double as stock market recovery draws a younger generation to the NSE
The number of teenage investors holding shares at the Nairobi Securities Exchange (NSE) has more than doubled in nine months,…
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CMA proposes sweeping REIT reforms to attract retail investors and unlock more property development financing
The Capital Markets Authority (CMA) is proposing to reduce the minimum investment required in Kenya’s regulated real estate investment trusts…
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As more Kenyans enter the investment market, CMA adjusts its approach to regulation
Kenya’s capital markets are attracting more investors as money market funds, exchange-traded funds (ETFs), real estate investment trusts (REITs) and…
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CMA weighs new ratings for Kenya’s unit trust funds as assets near KSh1 trillion
Kenya’s Capital Markets Authority (CMA) is considering investment ratings for unit trust funds and their managers as the country’s collective…
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Britam expands access to global investments as Kenyan fund options multiply
Britam Asset Managers has launched two Special Funds offering Kenyan investors exposure to global equities and a wider mix of…
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James Mworia’s plan to use Kenya’s pension savings to finance the country’s infrastructure needs
James Mworia has taken charge of Kenya’s new National Infrastructure Fund with an ambitious proposition: commercially viable infrastructure could eventually…
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Kenya’s investment market nears KSh1 trillion as investors look beyond MMFs
Kenya’s collective investment industry is approaching the KSh1 trillion mark as more investors put money into regulated funds, while the…
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Kenya’s Financial Watchdogs See a Fragile Backbone in the Tech That Holds It All Together
Kenya’s top financial regulators have warned that the financial system’s growing reliance on a handful of large technology providers has…
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Kenya Opens The Door For Crypto Firms To Trade Shares On Its Stock Exchange
Kenya’s Capital Markets Authority (CMA) is courting several global crypto firms to offer shares on the Nairobi Securities Exchange. If…
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Fintech SandBox Policy to be Ready by July 2018, Says CMA Boss, Paul Muthaura
Regulation in the Blockchain and crypto space is inevitable and coming very soon. To enable this, Capital Markets Authority is…
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