Why caution is need as pension funds step into PPP space

While mobilising local capital for essential public infrastructure is a positive step in reducing over reliance on external debt, it also exposes retirement funds to a range of risks that must be carefully weighed.

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Infrastructure is increasingly being positioned as a strategic investment class for long-term institutional investors across the world. For pension funds, the allure is understandable as well-structured projects like roads, ports, and energy grids promise stable, long-term cash flows that align well with the long-term liabilities of the fund.

However, while the promise of infrastructure is compelling, the reality, especially in emerging markets like Kenya, demands a cautious and informed approach.

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