NIF seeks CEO to lead Sh2 trillion infrastructure fund
The fund said the CEO will report to the Board of Directors and will be responsible for providing strategic, commercial and operational leadership, including setting up the institution and implementing its investment strategy...
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The National Infrastructure Fund (NIF) has initiated its search for a new Chief Executive Officer (CEO), marking a significant step towards operationalizing the government-backed investment vehicle designed to fund major infrastructure projects.
- The fund aims to manage up to Sh2 trillion in infrastructure investments.
- The CEO will report to the Board of Directors and is tasked with setting up the institution and implementing its investment strategy.
- The NIF, established under the National Infrastructure Fund Act, 2025, will finance projects in roads, railways, ports, energy, and agribusiness, drawing capital from various sources including government allocations and private investors.
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