Pension funds today play an increasingly important role in capital formation, market development, and long-term economic resilience.
By
Dan Ngobiro
Head of Pension Advisory and Training
Liaison Group
Only about one in four working Kenyans has any form of pension saving. Yet nearly 84 percent of the workforce earns a living in the informal economy. Together, those two figures reveal a basic challenge; millions of Kenyans may be working today without a clear financial pathway for life after work.
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