Retirement Benefits Authority
Kenya’s Pension Industry Assets Hit KSh 2.81 Trillion in 2025
Kenya’s retirement benefits industry closed December 2025 pension assets of KSh2.81 trillion, underscoring sustained growth in contributions and investment performance. here According to...
JACKSON OKOTH3 Mins read
Drop in Equity, Bond Prices to Hit Pension Industry
A decline in equity and bond prices at the Nairobi Securities Exchange (NSE) as a result of a slowdown in economic activity is...
BT Reporter2 Mins read
Return of Pyramid Schemes and Financial Fraudsters
With financial hardships caused by Covid-19 pandemic - loss of jobs and reduced incomes - most Kenyans are looking for every opportunity to...
BUSINESS TODAY4 Mins read
Retire Rich and Happy Even if You Don’t Earn a Big Salary
Before the mid-90s employees held jobs until the official retirement age and some working extensions were possible. Those in the civil service worked...
SAMSON OSERO3 Mins read
Flexible Investment Promises Retirees Higher Returns
Liberty Life Assurance Kenya Limited has introduced a retirement benefits solutions targeting retirees seeking flexible income and death benefits without the risks and...
BT Reporter1 Mins read
Five companies control 69.7% of the pension fund market share
Sanlam Investments East Africa, Genesis Kenya Investments Management Limited (GENAFRICA), Old Mutual Investment Group Limited, Stanlib Kenya and British-American Asset Managers Limited (Britam)...
Samuel Gitonga1 Mins read
Retirees now assured of medical cover
Non-banking financial services consultancy, Liaison Group has unveiled a new post retirement pension medical scheme which will allow clients to enjoy medical cover...
KNA1 Mins read
RBA eyes counties, media to educate informal workers on saving for retirement*
The Retirement Benefits Authority (RBA) is targeting county governments to increase its membership and assets held by pension schemes in counties. Paying a...
BT Correspondent2 Mins read
86% of Kenyans uncertain of financial security in retirement
Only one in seven working Kenyans is fully confident about their financial well-being after retirement. This is according to a Retirement Confidence Report...
BT Correspondent2 Mins read
