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Cytonn money market fund

serena wayua by serena wayua
November 24, 2025
in Analysis, Counties, Features, Healthcare, Investments, Money
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The Cytonn Money Market Fund (CMMF) is a low-risk collective investment scheme designed for savers who want stable, predictable returns with high liquidity. It is managed by Cytonn Asset Managers Ltd (CAML) and regulated under Kenyan capital markets rules. CMMF invests in short-term, low-risk financial instruments such as Treasury Bills, fixed deposits, commercial paper, and other near-cash assets. Because of this investment structure, the fund prioritizes capital preservation, consistent income, and easy access to funds.

One major attraction of CMMF is that it provides daily interest earnings and allows investors to withdraw their cash without long delays. This makes it ideal for individuals, SMEs, and corporates looking for a safe place to store money while earning a competitive return. CMMF also stands out for its accessibility. Anyone can join with a minimum investment amount of KES 100. It is marketed as a convenient investment product that supports disciplined saving and offers transparency through regular fact sheets and portfolio updates. Because it is regulated and operates under strict investment guidelines, the fund maintains a reputation as a safe and stable product within Cytonn’s offerings.You can invest in the Cytonn Money Market Fund (CMMF) through several convenient channels designed to make the process simple and accessible. Investors can use the Cytonn mobile app to register, deposit funds, monitor daily returns, and withdraw anytime, or they may opt for the USSD code *809#, which allows users without smartphones to sign up and make transactions quickly. CMMF also accepts bank deposits, enabling clients to transfer funds directly or set up standing orders for consistent savings.

Recent court rulings involving Cytonn affected only CHYS (Cytonn High Yield Solutions) and CPN (Cytonn Project Notes), both of which were private real-estate-backed investment products placed under liquidation following legal and liquidity challenges. These rulings did not affect the Cytonn Money Market Fund (CMMF) in any way. CMMF is a completely separate investment product that is regulated by the Capital Markets Authority (CMA) and operates as a standard collective investment scheme. Unlike CHYS and CPN, CMMF does not invest in real estate and does not fall under the private-offer structures targeted in the court decision. Because of this regulated framework, CMMF continues to operate normally—allowing investors to deposit, earn daily interest, withdraw funds, and access regular fact sheets and performance updates without interruption. This distinction is important because while CHYS and CPN were high-risk, long-term real estate lending products, CMMF remains a low-risk, CMA-regulated, liquid money market fund that has not been impacted by the liquidation process underway for the other two products.

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