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What are Treasury Bills and Bonds?

Treasury bills and bonds are short-term and long-term debt instruments issued by the Government of Kenya to raise money for public spending. They offer regular interest income to investors till maturity.

Features of Treasury Bills and Bonds in Kenya

Official Issuance

Issued directly by the Central Bank of Kenya (CBK).

Tenor Segregation

Offers a choice between short-term T-bills and long-term T-bonds.

Sovereign Backing

Backed by the full faith and credit of the Government of Kenya (GoK).

Secondary Market

Traded actively on the Nairobi Securities Exchange (NSE) and over the counter.

Short-Term T-Bills

Available in convenient maturities of 91, 182, and 364 days.

Long-Term T-Bonds

Maturities range from 2–20 years with fixed coupons paid every 6 months.

Benefits of Investing in Treasury Bills and Bonds

  • Assured regular interest income.
  • Low-credit risk instruments.
  • Easy liquidity through market sales.
  • Can be efficiently utilized as collateral.
  • Highly stable investments over market cycles.
  • Directly supports national development infrastructure.

Treasury Bills and Bonds are Ideal For...

Safe & Liquid Seekers: Individuals looking for a safe and liquid investment with minimal credit risk.

Corporate Cash Managers: Corporations seeking a highly secure short-term mechanism for surplus cash reserves.

Institutional Liquid Funds: Governments or administrative funds needing stable, liquid investment options.

Retirement Vehicles: Pension funds and retirement saving accounts prioritizing capital preservation and consistent cash flow.

Stability-First Investors: Cautious savers who strictly prioritize investment safety and fixed returns over volatile high yields.

Inquire About Government Debt Securities

A secure, sovereign-backed portfolio tool designed to lock in predictable interest income across economic horizons.


  • Central Bank Certified Assets
  • Guaranteed Semi-Annual Coupon Flows
  • Sovereign-Tier Capital Preservation
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