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     • Infrastructure bonds, defined as long-term debt securities, serve the purpose of financing large-scale infrastructure projects. Their significance in the Kenyan financial landscape lies in mobilizing funds for critical developments, such as roads and energy facilities, fostering economic growth and enhancing public services.
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     Understanding Infrastructure Bonds in Kenya: Is it time to Buy

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   How often does the central bank auction a Treasury bond in Kenya?

   • The Central Bank Auctions Treasury bonds on a monthly basis, but offers a variety of bonds throughout the year, so prospective investors should regularly check for upcoming auctions. Most Treasury bonds in Kenya offer fixed rate, meaning that the interest rate determined at auction is locked in for the entire life of the bond.

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   What are infrastructure bonds & how do they work?

   • Infrastructure bonds are used by the government for specified infrastructure projects. These bonds typically see a lot of market interest because returns from them are tax exempt. Zero coupon bonds are similar to Treasury bills, in that they are sold at a discount and do not have interest payments.

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   What type of bonds are auctioned by the Central Bank?

   • Most bonds auctioned by the Central Bank are fixed coupon Treasury bonds, which means that the interest rate associated with the bond will not change over the bond’s life, so semiannual interest payments from these bonds will stay the same. Infrastructure bonds are used by the government for specified infrastructure projects.

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   Why is the Central Bank of Kenya selling IFB 2023/6.5?

   • As demand for bonds rises, interest rates follow suit, reflecting market dynamics and investor risk perceptions in the evolving financial landscape. The Central Bank of Kenya has announced a tap sale for IFB/2023/6.5 with a closing date set for December 6th, 2023.

   Understanding Infrastructure Bonds in Kenya: Is it time to Buy

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3. howtokenya.com › infrastructure-bonds-in-kenyaInfrastructure Bonds in Kenya: A Guide to Investing in Fixed ...

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   Jan 17, 2024 · What are the current infrastructure bonds on offer by the Central Bank of Kenya? As of January 2024, the Central Bank of Kenya is offering several infrastructure bonds, including the June 2023 Infrastructure Bond Offer, the November 2023 Infrastructure Bond Offer, and the September 2021 Infrastructure Bond Offer.

4. www.centralbank.go.ke › securities › treasury-bondsTreasury Bonds | CBK

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   Infrastructure bonds are used by the government for specified infrastructure projects. These bonds typically see a lot of market interest because returns from them are tax exempt. Zero coupon bonds are similar to Treasury bills, in that they are sold at a discount and do not have interest payments.

5. www.centralbank.go.ke › uploads › treasury_bondsPROSPECTUS FOR GOVERNMENT OF KENYA INFRASTRUCTURE BOND OFFER

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   the Central Bank of Kenya. Re-opening : The Bond may be re-opened at a future date. Secondary Trading: Secondary trading in multiples of KShs 50,000.00 to commence on Tuesday, 20th June, 2023. Right to accept applications : The Central Bank reserves the right to accept bids in full or part thereof or reject

6. www.centralbank.go.ke › bills-bonds › treasury-bondsTreasury Bonds | CBK

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   FXD1-2023-005 & RE-OPENED FXD1-2023-005 DATED 15/01/2024. TAP SALE RESULTS TREASURY BOND ISSUE NO. IFB1/2023/6.5 DATED 11/12/2023. Please note that calculators are provided to serve as guides for investors, but all final pricing is determined by the Central Bank.

   Issue Date	Issue No	Isin Number	Tenor
   13/05/2024	FXD1/2024/10	KE8000006547	10
   06/05/2023	FXD1/2024/10	KE8000006547	10
   08/04/2024	FXD1/2023/005	KE8000005986	5
   08/04/2024	FXD1/2024/010	KE8000006547	10

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8. www.centralbank.go.ke › uploads › treasury_bondsPROSPECTUS FOR GOVERNMENT OF KENYA INFRASTRUCTURE BOND OFFER

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   Purpose: For funding of Infrastructure projects in the FY 2023/2024 budget estimates Tenor : Six and a half Year

9. www.centralbank.go.ke › uploads › treasury_bondsPRICE GUIDE FOR THE INFRASTRUCTURE BOND ISSUE NO. IFB1/2020/9

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   Bank Financial Institutions as stipulated in the Banking Act CAP 488 of the Laws of Kenya. Listing : The bond will be listed on the Nairobi Securities Exchange. Classification : The bond is a non-benchmark Bond. Eligibility : Only investors with active CDS Accounts with the Central Bank of Kenya.

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    Nov 24, 2023 · Nov 24, 2023. Infrastructure bonds, defined as long-term debt securities, serve the purpose of financing large-scale infrastructure projects. Their significance in the Kenyan financial landscape lies in mobilizing funds for critical developments, such as roads and energy facilities, fostering economic growth and enhancing public services.