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Money market fund rates in Kenya this week

Yields as at 13 October 2026 · Fund size as at 30 June 2026

The highest yield this week is Cytonn at 11.03%. That's about 9.38% after the 15% withholding tax. Here's how the funds we track compare.

FundYieldAfter taxMinimum (KSh)Fund sizeKSh 100,000 after 1 year
1. Cytonn11.03%9.38%1,000KSh 2.3bn109,376
2. Orient Kasha10.93%9.29%1,000KSh 435m109,291
3. Nabo Africa10.87%9.24%100,000KSh 7.6bn109,240
4. Faulu10.83%9.21%1,000KSh 317m109,206
5. Arvocap10.57%8.98%3,000KSh 1.3bn108,985
6. Lofty Corban10.53%8.95%1,000KSh 4.2bn108,951
7. Madison10.45%8.88%5,000KSh 6.3bn108,883
8. Old Mutual10.32%8.77%1,000KSh 28.8bn108,772
9. Kuza10.27%8.73%1,000KSh 2.4bn108,729
10. Jubilee10.13%8.61%5,000KSh 13.6bn108,611
11. Britam9.81%8.34%1,000KSh 16.0bn108,339
12. Sanlam Allianz9.43%8.02%3,000KSh 127.8bn108,016
13. CIC8.41%7.15%5,000KSh 71.0bn107,149
14. Etica8.21%6.98%100KSh 12.9bn106,979
15. ICEA Lion7.73%6.57%500KSh 20.6bn106,570

Enter your own amount and period in the money market fund comparison, or see how each fund has moved in yields over time.

How to read these yields

Fund managers quote a yearly rate after their management fee but before the 15% withholding tax. Yields change daily, so a fund at the top this week may not be next week. For a long-term choice, size and track record matter as much as this week's rank.

What fund size tells you

Fund size is the total money a fund manages. Many of this week's highest yields come from smaller funds, while the biggest funds pay a little less. A bigger fund isn't automatically safer and a smaller one isn't automatically riskier: size tells you how many people trust a fund and how easily it can handle withdrawals. Check that any fund is CMA-licensed and read its fact sheet. Fund sizes are from the CMA Collective Investment Schemes Report, Q2 2026, updated every quarter.

New to money market funds? Start with how money market funds work, or compare them with this week's T-bill rates.

For education only, not financial advice. Past yields don't guarantee future returns. Confirm current rates with each fund manager.