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Invest in stability: introducing the Cytonn USD money market fund

Kevin Cheruiyot by Kevin Cheruiyot
July 18, 2025
in Investments, Money
Reading Time: 2 mins read

As financial markets remain volatile and currency fluctuations increasingly impact investor portfolios, the need for stable, dollar-denominated investment options has become more apparent. In response to this demand, Cytonn Asset Managers Limited (CAML) offers a tailored solution for both institutional and retail investors: the Cytonn Money Market Fund USD.

Cytonn USD Money Market Fund is a low-risk, dollar-denominated collective investment scheme that pools funds from various investors to invest in high-quality, short-term fixed-income securities. These typically include dollar denominated fixed deposits, government papers and near-cash equivalents that preserve capital while generating competitive returns.

The fund provides an accessible avenue for investors looking to protect the value of their assets in dollar currency, with the added benefit of daily income accrual and liquidity.

Key Features & Benefits

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  • Capital Preservation in USD-The fund invests exclusively in U.S. dollar-denominated assets, helping investors hedge against local currency depreciation and maintain the international purchasing power of their capital.
  •  Attractive Dollar Yields-Unlike traditional savings accounts that often offer negligible interest on dollar deposits, the Cytonn USD Money Market Fund seeks to deliver competitive returns through active fund management and portfolio diversification.
  • Daily Liquidity-Withdrawals are processed promptly, making this an ideal option for investors who want their funds accessible while still earning returns.
  •  Low Entry Barrier-The fund allows initial entry of USD 1000.0 and top ups of USD 10.0, making it inclusive and flexible.
  • Professional Fund Management-The fund is managed by Cytonn Asset Managers Limited, licensed and regulated by the Capital Markets Authority (CMA), ensuring transparency, accountability, and compliance.

Who Should Invest?

The Cytonn USD Money Market Fund is ideal for:

  • Individuals receiving income in USD, such as diaspora investors or freelancers
  • Corporates and institutions managing operational USD cash flows
  • Investors seeking to diversify away from Kenya shilling-based investments
  • Short- to medium-term savers looking to preserve value in hard currency

Recent Performance Snapshot

As of Q2 2025, the Cytonn USD Money Market Fund has consistently posted annualized yields of between 6.1%, outperforming average returns from most commercial bank dollar accounts in Kenya. This strong performance reflects prudent portfolio management and a focus on safe, liquid instruments.

How to Get Started

Opening an account is simple and can be done in a few easy steps:

  1. Register via the Cytonn App, Website, Cytonn Virtual Assistant or dial *809#
  2. Fund your account via wire transfer or mobile banking
  3. Track and manage your investments real-time

Whether you’re an individual looking to preserve your savings or a business seeking efficient dollar cash management, the Cytonn USD Money Market Fund is a strategic tool for navigating today’s uncertain economic landscape.

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