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April 1, 2026
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Under 40s drive money market funds uptake, StanChart report

Under 40s drive money market funds uptake, StanChart report

The lender says the trend reflects a generational shift toward early wealth creation, with younger investors opting for simple, accessible, and liquid financial products. Kenya breaking news | Kenya news today |..

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Younger Kenyans, particularly those under 40, are increasingly driving the uptake of money market funds (MMFs) in Kenya, according to a new report from Standard Chartered Bank.

  • 67% of Standard Chartered's Shilingi Funds investors are under the age of 40, making them the fastest-growing segment in wealth management.
  • This trend highlights a generational shift towards early wealth creation, with younger investors favoring simple, accessible, and liquid financial products.
  • While digital platforms facilitate transactions, many still seek professional advice for investment options and portfolio building. Standard Chartered is expanding its digital platforms to cater to this demand.

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Under 40s drive money market funds uptake, StanChart report - April 2026

Younger Kenyans, particularly those under 40, are increasingly driving the uptake of money market funds (MMFs) in Kenya, according to a new report from Standard Chartered Bank. Safaricom's Ziidi Money Market Fund has reported strong financial performance, posting a profit after tax of Sh784.2 million for the 14-month period ending December 31, 2025. Meanwhile, Kenya's National Treasury is transitioning to an electronic Pension Management Information System (e-PMIS) for retired civil servants starting May 1, 2026, aiming to eliminate lengthy processing delays and enhance security.

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