Treasury raises Ksh 26 Billion in two-part bond sale
Market News
The National Treasury raised Ksh 26 billion on Wednesday from its two September bonds for budgetary support against a target
By David Indeje
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KCB, Co-op Bank ranked top in Cytonn H1’2017 Banking Sector Report
Market News
Kenya Commercial Bank and Co-operative Bank of Kenya maintained the top banks according to the Half Year 2017 banking report
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Kenya’s National Treasury retains inflation target range at 5pc
Market News
The National Treasury has retained Kenya’s inflation target range in FY17/18 fiscal year at 5.0 percent with a flexible 2.5
By David Indeje
·Kenya’s insurance sector return on equity improves marginally to 10.9 pc
Market News
Kenya’s listed insurance industry has recorded an average decline of 12.5 percent in core earnings per share, from an average
By David Indeje
·Cytonn Investments Posts HY Strong Revenue Growth of Kshs 638.8 mn
Financial Results
Cytonn Investments reported first-half 2017 unaudited results delivering strong growth with revenue growing by 140.4 percent to Kshs 638.8 mn
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Cytonn Investments awards best Financial Advisors in Q2’2017
Investment
Cytonn Investments awarded four of it’s best performing Financial Advisors in Q2’2017 as a show of the firm’s continuous effort
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Kenya’s inflation rate to decline further between 8pc-9pc range – Analysts
Market News
Analysts at Cytonn Investments and Genghis Capital have predicted that the July inflation rate will drop between 8.5 percent and
By David Indeje
·Cytonn Investments Considering Listing on a Global Exchange
Investment
Cytonn Investments, an alternative investment management and real estate company is considering to listing on a global exchange to get
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Analysts expect CBK to hold benchmark interest rate on Monday
Market News
The Central Bank of Kenya’s Monetary Policy Committee (MPC) meets on Monday (today) to review the prevailing macro-economic conditions and
By David Indeje
·Kenya’s private-sector PMI slows in June to 47.3pc from 49.9pc
Market News
Kenya’s private-sector business activity slowed in June, hurt by a decline in credit growth according to the Markit Stanbic Bank
By David Indeje
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