For many Kenyan investors seeking stability, liquidity, and above-average interest rates, Money Market Funds (MMFs) have remained the most preferred option. In March 2025, however, the MMF landscape was shaped by continued declines in Treasury Bill (T-bill) rates, which heavily influenced MMF yields due to their dominant role in fund portfolios.
The average gross daily yield for MMFs in March stood at 11.03%, reflecting ongoing economic adjustments and falling short-term interest rates. This is a drop compared to February 2025, when the average gross yield was 11.93%.
Despite the broader downward trend, several MMFs outperformed the market average, highlighting the importance of active fund management. Here’s a list of Top 15 Money Market Funds (MMFs) in Kenya for February 2025, ranked by their gross daily average return.
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These gross yields represent the total returns before fund fees and the standard 15% withholding tax.
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Top 15 MMFs Based on Net Returns (After Tax)
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While returns are important, selecting the right Money Market Fund (MMF) involves more than just pursuing high rates. It’s essential to verify that your fund manager is licensed by the Capital Markets Authority (CMA) and operates under the supervision of a trustee and a custodian bank.
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