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“Dr Njoroge will be remembered for having seen through [the] moving away from fixed interest rates to flexible rates where banks are allowed to have a small variance above the Kenya Banks Reference Rate,” MP Kimani tells The Africa Report . In 2017, the Kenyan government had cappe...
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Diaspora Bonds as Catalysts for Development: Traditionally, diaspora remittances fulfill immediate family needs; however, diaspora bonds present an opportunity for more expansive positive impacts. A diaspora bond is a government debt security involving investors from the country’s nationals living abroad,...
“Further, the upward adjustment in the pricing of government debt, driven by factors such as heightened country risk, volatile international financial markets, elevated global interest rates, and depreciating Kenya shilling, has significantly increased the cost of borrowing for...
The study also recommends that the government consider expanding exploitation of diaspora bonds and diaspora savings and credit cooperative societies while drawing lessons from other countries' previous attempts.doi:10.1186/s40854-019-0142-4Roseline Nyakerario Misati...
Unlike the overdraft, whose interest rate is calculated at the prevailing Central Bank rate which currently stands at 8.5 percent, yields on Treasury bills and bonds are determined by market forces. The government is, therefore, borrowing at best rate particularly through 91-day bills, pushing the...
“The government could face challenges in rolling over such bonds in an environment of no interest rate caps, low subscription rates and overexposure of commercial banks to these assets,” the group wrote in an update on the Kenyan economy. ...
"There is increased activity at the debt market after the capping of lending rates because commercial banks want to make up for low interest charges by investing in Treasury bills and bonds. The government is the biggest winner," said Henry Wandera, an economics lecturer in Nairobi. Uptake of...