The National Treasury is expected to issue the securities in two equal tranches, starting September, 2026.
By
Kepha Muiruri
Business Reporter
Nation Media Group
Kenya is aiming to raise Sh129.2 billion ($1 billion) from the issuance of sustainability-linked instruments, including loans and bonds, over the next two years as the country pushes for cheaper financing options.
The National Treasury has been pushing to diversify its funding sources away from just traditional instruments like Eurobonds and…
Under Kenya's sustainable finance framework, qualifying green bonds and sustainability bonds enjoy tax exemptions, including…
The CBK has been issuing discounts to investors in long-term bonds in a move that effectively raises their returns to reflect the…
Kenya Plans To Raise Nearly Sh1 Trillion By Securitising Future Levies, Sparking Debate Over Hidden Debt, Transparency And Fiscal…
The World Bank's board votes on June 26 on a $750 million loan for Kenya, cheap budget money tied to reforms in public finance,…
Samurai financing refers to debt denominated in Japanese yen and subject to Japanese regulations.
