CBK sets ‘hustler’-friendly bond at Sh600 minimum

Central Bank of Kenya

Central Bank of Kenya. 

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Low-income investors will be allowed to buy government securities using as low as Sh633.55 ($5) as the government steps up its goal of democratising participation in treasuries.

 The Central Bank of Kenya (CBK) has disclosed the threshold of investments by low-income investors ahead of a revamped M-Akiba platform to run alongside the apex bank’s DhowCSD trading platform meant to ease investment in government securities.

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