Net returns for Money Market Funds (MMFs) continued to decline in August following the drop in interest rates for Treasury Bills, which is one of the major investment vehicles for MMFs.
Gulfcap Money Market Fund had the highest net return at 10.96% for the month, a decline from the July net return of 10.97%.
Coming in second was Cytonn Money Market Fund at 10.58%, also a decline from 10.69% which was recorded July.
Nabo Africa MMF was one of the unique funds that saw a growth in net returns from investors. In August, the net return was 10.47%, an increase from 9.55% which was reported in July.
Lofty-Corban MMF has a net return of 10.10% while Orient Kasha MMF had a net return of 9.85% in August.
MMFs have become popular investment vehicles for Kenyans. Data by the Capital Markets Authority (CMA) shows that Kenyans have put close to Ksh372 billion across various MMFs in the country.
Overall, as of June 2025, Kenyans had put Ksh596.3 billion in MMFs, special funds, fixed income funds, equity funds, and balanced funds.
However, MMF still leads in investments, with a market share of 62.5%.
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