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Fixed Income Funds
Nabo Kenya Shilling Fixed Income Fund
Nabo Capital Ltd
A KES fixed income fund investing in a diversified range of government and corporate debt securities.
Information last reviewed: 13 Oct 2026
Overview
The fund aims for medium- to long-term capital growth by investing in fixed income securities issued by the Government of Kenya and corporate issuers.
How it works
Investor contributions are pooled into a professionally managed debt-securities portfolio. Portfolio values and returns may vary with interest rates, issuer credit quality and market conditions.
Fees and charges
Nabo onboarding terms list no initial charge, a 2.00% annual management fee and a 0.25% redemption charge. Confirm whether the redemption charge applies in all cases or only during a lock-in period.
Risks and important considerations
Risks include interest-rate risk, issuer credit/default risk, liquidity risk and potential fluctuation in the value of fixed income securities. Returns are not guaranteed.
Eligibility and how to apply
For investors who can accept a medium-term horizon and the provider’s lock-in terms. Confirm minimums and the latest offer documents directly with Nabo before funding.
Frequently asked questions
Checked 2026-10-13. Public Nabo pages conflict on minimum investment: https://www.nabocapital.com/individual states KES 100,000 and KES 10,000 top-ups, while https://nabocapital.com/FAQs states KES 10,000 minimum for FIF. This record uses KES 100,000 conservatively. Current onboarding terms list 2.00% annual management fee and 0.25% redemption charge: https://invest.nabocapital.com/terms_and_conditions. A July 2024 factsheet described a 6-month lock-in and redemption charge within that period; verify current terms. Matching is intentionally disabled until the minimum and fee terms are confirmed.
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