Kenyan funds, compared on what you keep.
FundCheck puts Kenya’s unit trusts and money market funds side by side. Returns are shown after fees wherever the manager says which basis they use, and marked plainly where they don’t.
Every figure shows its source and date. No manager can pay to be listed or ranked.
What you keep after fees
An illustration, not any particular fund: the return is the same every year, and tax is not included. Not a forecast.
Not every quoted return means the same thing.
Some managers print a return after their fees, some before, and some don’t say. FundCheck labels each one and never lines up figures that don’t match.
The fee is already taken out. This is what you keep, before tax.
The fee still has to come off. We show the fee right beside it.
The manager hasn’t said. We show the figure as printed, mark it, and ask them.
Side by side, with the basis spelled out.
Choose two or three funds of the same kind. FundCheck lines up what each one reports, says whether the figures really match, and shows what the gap is worth in shillings.
The Kenyan funds market
- 48.5% of it sits in money market funds, the funds most people start with.
- 4.1 million investors hold units in these schemes, up from 3.6 million in the previous quarter.
- FundCheck already tracks 180+ funds from 35+ managers, each with its source and date.
Source: Capital Markets Authority, Collective Investment Schemes Quarterly Report, quarter ended 30 June 2026. Quarterly figures, not a live feed.
What’s coming.
Launching November 2026
Compare Kenyan funds
Yields, fees, minimums and sources for unit trusts and special funds, side by side, with every figure dated.
Next, no date yet
Your full picture
Everything you hold, across managers and accounts, in one place, so you can see what you actually own and what it costs you.
Later, no date yet
A monthly FundCheck report
What moved in Kenya’s funds this month, and what it means for what you keep.
Get notified when FundCheck launches.
One email when FundCheck goes live in November. Tell us which fund you hold and we’ll make sure it’s covered.
FundCheck keeps your email only to tell you about the launch. To be removed, email hello@fundcheck.ke with “Remove from List” as the subject.
Fund managers and advisors
Send us your latest fact sheet or fee schedule and we’ll check it and show it with its source and date. Spotted something wrong on a page? Tell us and we’ll correct it.