When you change jobs or leave employment before retirement in Kenya, your pension funds are safeguarded under the Retirement Benefits...

The fixed income market is a pillar of the pension funds in Kenya. Between 2013 and the end of June...

Individual pension plans (IPPs) and personal investment portfolios are two different but complementary approaches to retirement planning. Each has its...

Interest rates and inflation are critical economic factors that influence investment decisions in Kenya. The dynamic interplay between these economic...

Commercial paper is a short-term, unsecured debt instrument issued by companies to raise funds for immediate financial needs. Typically, large...

Kenya has emerged as a global leader in mobile banking, with platforms like M-Pesa revolutionizing financial transactions and economic activities....

Kenya’s tourism and business travel industries are expanding rapidly, creating a strong demand for alternative accommodations beyond traditional hotels. Hospitality and...

Market volatility refers to the frequent and sometimes unpredictable fluctuations in asset prices within financial markets. In Kenya, the Nairobi...

Inflation is a persistent concern for investors and understanding how to hedge against it is crucial. Inflation erodes the purchasing power...

Value investing and growth investing are two essential strategies that cater to different investor preferences and risk appetites. Understanding these approaches is...