As financial products become more sophisticated, the conversation is also shifting at an institutional level.
By
Marion Sitawa
Correspondent
Nation Media Group
The Capital Markets Authority has been approving a growing number of special funds and multi-asset investment vehicles, signalling a notable shift in Kenya’s investment landscape.
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