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July 31, 2026
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More Kenyans ditch money market funds for higher-yielding special schemes

More Kenyans ditch money market funds for higher-yielding special schemes

Although MMFs remain the largest investment category, their market dominance has fallen significantly as special funds and fixed income funds gain market share...

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Kenyan investors are shifting their focus from traditional money market funds to special funds and fixed income products in search of higher returns amidst economic challenges.

  • Total Assets Under Management (AUM) in Collective Investment Schemes (CIS) reached a record Sh851.7 billion as of March 2026.
  • The Capital Markets Authority (CMA) reported this significant trend in its latest quarterly findings.
  • This strategic pivot indicates a fundamental reshaping of Kenya's investment landscape, with the sector growing by 1,404 per cent since March 2018.

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