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Money Market Funds
Britam Money Market Fund
Britam Asset Managers (Kenya) Limited
A Kenyan-shilling unit trust investing in short-term money market instruments for short-term savings goals.
Information last reviewed: 13 Oct 2026
Overview
Britam describes the fund as investing in short-term instruments such as fixed deposits, Treasury bills and Treasury bonds. The provider positions it for short-term goals such as emergencies, school fees and business projects.
How it works
Investors buy units in a pooled portfolio managed by Britam. The official brochure says interest is earned and compounded daily. Review the latest fund documents for valuation and redemption details.
Fees and charges
Britam’s official brochure states zero initial fees and a maximum annual management fee of 2%. Confirm the current complete fee schedule and any taxes or other expenses before investing.
Risks and important considerations
A money market fund is an investment, not a bank deposit. Returns can vary and are not guaranteed. Britam states that redemption may be suspended in certain circumstances. Read the current offer documents and risk disclosures.
Eligibility and how to apply
Britam’s official brochure states a minimum investment of KES 1,000. The brochure does not separately establish a different top-up minimum, so confirm the current top-up requirements with Britam.
Frequently asked questions
Minimum investment: KES 1,000. Official brochure states zero initial fees and a maximum 2% annual management fee; interest is compounded daily. Current yield is omitted because it changes. Source: https://ke.britam.com/images/FormsAndDownloads/Money-Market-Fund-Brochure.pdf (reviewed 2026-10-13; reconfirm before publication).
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