In September 2020, an Investor Relations and Donor Coordination Unit (IRU) was established at the Public Debt Management Office at the Kenya’s National Treasury. The Investor and Donor Coordination Unit will be headed by a Director who will report to the Director General, Public Debt Management Office and will be responsible for both Investor Relations and Donor Co-ordination.
The IRU is committed to provide quality and verified information to the general public and financial markets on government borrowing and debt. The Investor Relations website is intended to provide investors with a single entry point to a wide range of information disseminated mainly by the National Treasury, The Public Debt Management Office, Central Bank of Kenya and the Kenya National Bureau of Statistics. Through this website we intend to improve communication with our investors and information dissemination, transparency and accountability for better decision making by our investors.
Objectives
The main objectives are:
- To facilitate a two-way communication integrating macro-economic, finance and marketing to effectively control the flow of information between sovereign investors, financial institutions and other stakeholders to lower costs and risks of the country’s debt.
- To maintain contact with market participants to address concerns and questions regarding recent economic developments and policies
- To maintain a website dedicated to providing current macroeconomic statistics and policy information related to fiscal, monetary and debt management policies
- Reduce transaction cots to the Government of Kenya and to Development Partners (DPs) by streamlining systems for delivering external assistance, standardizing procedures, elimination of duplication, managing for development results and upholding mutual accountability and transparency.
The Functions of IRU are:
- Dissemination of accurate, timely and comprehensive market-relevant economic information to analysts and investors to enable them make investment recommendations and decisions.
- Provide direct timely feedback channel to investors and other stakeholders
- Engaging credit rating agencies during the rating assignment.
- Maintaining and improving contact with domestic and international investors
- Coordinate investor conference calls, deal and non-deal road shows
- Prepare Investor presentation and ensure they are available on the IRU website
- Coordinating the implementation of the effective development cooperation principles and commitments, and the strategic priorities put forward by the Government of Kenya in its Vision 2030 and the subsequent Medium Term Plans.
The Central Bank of Kenya acts as the fiscal agent for the National Treasury and issues the Treasury Bills and Bonds on behalf of the Public Debt Management Office and also maintains. The Central Bank of Kenya in its capacity as fiscal agent is assigned the function to
administer the domestic public debt including issuance of, payment of a return on, and redemption of, Treasury bills and bonds and other securities of the government in close consultation with the Public Debt Management Office.
Market Data
- Central Bank of Kenya
- Capital Markets Authority
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Domestic debt |
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Treasury bills |
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Bonds |
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Fixed-rate |
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Retail |
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Foreign debt |
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US$ equivalent |
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Gross loan debt |
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Net loan debt |
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Schedules of Domestic Debt
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Schedules of External Debt
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Holdings of Domestic Debt
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Advance Data Release Calendar
- Advance Data Release Calendar – Central Bank of Kenya
Real Sector
- Gross Domestic Product at current prices
- Gross Domestic Product at constant 2005 prices
- Manufacturing Production Index
- Leading Business Cycle Indicators
- Labour Market: Employment
- Labour Market: Unemployment
- Price Indexes
Fiscal Sector
- General Government Operations
- National Government Operations – Central Bank of Kenya
- National Government Operations – National Treasury
- Domestic Government Debt
- Foreign Government Debt
- National Government Debt Service Cost Projections
Financial Sector
- Analytical Accounts of the Banking Sector
- Analytical Accounts of the Central Bank of Kenya
- Interest rates
- Adequacy ratios
- G20 Financial Soundness Indicators
External Sector
- Kenya’s Balance of Payments
- Export and Imports of Selected Goods
- International Investment Position
- External Debt/ Outstanding and Issuance
- Amortisation Schedule of External Debt
Fiscal Policy
- Budget Policy Statement
- National Budget
- Supplementary Budget
- Medium Term Budget Policy Statements
- Medium Term Debt Strategy
- National Treasury Annual Reports
- Strategic Plans
- Tax Statistics
Inflation Targeting
Macroeconomic Performance
- Financial Stability Review
- Annual Economic Reports – Central Bank of Kenya
- Quarterly Bulletin – Central Bank of Kenya
- IMF-SDDS
- Debt Sustainability Analysis
Monetary Policy
- Bi-monthly Monetary Policy Statements
- Bi-annual Monetary Policy Review
- Annual Reports and Financial Statements
Banking Sector
- Banks Act
- Regulations relating to banks
- Representative offices of foreign banking institutions
- Amendments to legislation
- Kenyan Registered Banks and Representative Offices
Financial Regulation, Kenya
Public Finance Management Act
- PFMA Act 2021
- PFM Regulations
- County Regulations
- Finance Act
Other Legislation and Draft Bills
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