The National Infrastructure Fund (NIF) is poised to implement a new policy requiring investments to yield a minimum 7% equity return, as the proposal moves through Parliament.

• A minimum equity return of 7% is mandated for investments under the new National Infrastructure Fund Investment Policy.
• The policy is a key initiative of President William Ruto's administration to attract private capital for infrastructure development.
• Investment diversification limits are proposed, with no single project exceeding 20% of the Fund's assets and sectoral exposure capped at 40%.