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Global or local? Why Kenyan professionals should consider domestic investments

Christopher Magoba by Christopher Magoba
October 29, 2025
in Analysis, Economy, Education, Investments
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A recent article by Business Daily Africa titled “Why Kenya’s Wealthy Are Eyeing Italy” highlighted a growing trend among high-net-worth Kenyans exploring overseas opportunities through Italy’s Golden Visa program. The goal for many is lifestyle diversification and access to foreign markets.

But beyond the headlines lies a key question: should Kenyan investors look abroad or focus at home?

Global Opportunities vs Local Realities

While global investments may sound exciting, they often come with high entry barriers and complex legal requirements. Managing taxes, foreign exchange exposure, and compliance in another country can quickly become expensive and time-consuming.

For most salaried professionals, it makes more sense to focus on accessible, transparent, and high-performing opportunities within Kenya’s own economy.

For the majority of Kenya’s salaried professionals, the question isn’t about buying a villa in Tuscany, it’s about finding stable, accessible, and rewarding investment options that fit their budgets and goals. And truthfully, Kenya’s domestic market offers far more opportunity than it sometimes gets credit for.

Kenya’s Growing Investment Environment

Kenya’s economy remains resilient, supported by steady GDP growth of 5.0%, stable inflation within the Central Bank’s target range, and improving investor confidence. These factors create fertile ground for local investments that offer both safety and growth.

A Smart Local Option: The Cytonn Money Market Fund

One of the most practical ways to tap into this environment is through the Cytonn Money Market Fund (CMMF) — a low-risk, short-term investment product that allows investors to enjoy attractive interest rates while maintaining liquidity. As of September 2025, the fund delivered an average annualized return of 13.0%, outperforming traditional savings accounts and fixed deposits.

Unlike offshore investments that require high capital and patience, Cytonn’s Money Market Fund lets you start small  from as little as Kshs. 100  and still enjoy professional fund management, daily compounding, and easy access to your cash. It’s the ideal choice for employed individuals who want their money to work without sacrificing stability or flexibility.

Why Staying Local Still Makes Sense

The best strategy often blends consistency, liquidity, and patience, qualities that the Cytonn Money Market Fund delivers effortlessly. It’s not about chasing international trends; it’s about making smart, steady choices that work for you and your lifestyle.

With the Cytonn Money Market Fund (CMMF), you can easily track your investments, check your balance, and watch your money grow — all from your phone. Stay in control and make smart financial moves on the go.

Download the Cytonn App to begin investing in seconds.
Prefer dialing? Just dial 809# or reach out to clientservices@cytonn.com or +254 709 101 200 for support.

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