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Pension funds seek to unlock Sh250b for infrastructure

By Moses Omusolo | 4yrs ago
Sundeep Raichura, Chairman, Kenya Pension Funds Investment Consortium (KEPFIC), Geoffrey Odundo, Chief Executive, Nairobi Securities Exchange (NSE) and Mr. Wycliffe Shamiah, Chief Executive Officer, Capital Market Authority (CMA). [Courtesy]

The Kenya Pension Funds Investment Consortium (KEPFIC) seeks to deploy over Sh250 billion in the next five years to fund infrastructure development in the country.

KEPFIC has partnered with the Nairobi Securities Exchange (NSE) and the Capital Markets Authority (CMA) to mobile the funds.

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