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Investor compensation fund swells to Sh6.8bn

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Charles Mwaniki
Investor compensation fund swells to Sh6.8bn
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The Kenyan Investor Compensation Fund grew to Sh6.84 billion by June 2025, driven by interest income from government securities and transaction fees. The fund serves as a safety net for stock market investors in the event of brokerage failures.

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The growth of the fund reflects increased stability and activity within the Nairobi capital markets.

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The capital markets Investor Compensation Fund (ICF) grew by Sh1 billion to Sh6.84 billion in the year to June 2025, on higher income from government securities and transaction fees from trades at the Nairobi bourse.

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