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Originally published by The Kenyan Wall Streetbusiness
September 29, 2025
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Kenya To Raise Compensation Limits to Bolster Trust in the Financial Sector

Kenya's regulators to reinforce the Policyholders’ Compensation Fund (PCF) by raising the compensation ceiling to KSh 500,000...
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Kenya is set to increase compensation limits for policyholders and depositors to strengthen trust in its financial sector amidst rising fraud and cyberattacks. This move is part of a broader strategy to enhance safety nets for consumers of financial instruments.
- The compensation ceiling for the Policyholders' Compensation Fund (PCF) will be raised from KSh 250,000 to KSh 500,000.
- The Kenya Deposit Insurance Corporation (KDIC) currently insures 99% of the country's 77.9 million bank accounts, with a limit of KSh 500,000 per depositor.
- Regulators are also considering protections for trust-based accounts like pensions and digital financial products, which are currently outside the framework.
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