What fixed-income products does Fintrust offer?
Fintrust provides access to Treasury Bills (T-Bills), Treasury Bonds, Infrastructure Bonds, and corporate debt instruments, available in both the primary and secondary markets.
What is the minimum investment amount for government bonds?
Government securities in Kenya are issued in minimum denominations of KES 50,000. Contact our team for current auction details and minimum bid amounts.
What yields can I expect on government bonds?
Yields vary by tenor and prevailing market conditions. Fintrust targets risk-adjusted yields of 12.3%+ by identifying pricing inefficiencies and strong opportunities in the fixed-income market. Refer to our weekly reports for current yield curve data.
Can I trade bonds on the secondary market?
Yes. As an NSE participant, Fintrust provides both primary auction access and secondary market bond trading, enabling you to buy or sell bonds before maturity.
How are interest (coupon) payments handled?
Coupon payments on Treasury Bonds are made semi-annually by the Central Bank of Kenya and credited directly to your registered bank account via CDSC.
What is the difference between a Treasury Bill and a Treasury Bond?
Treasury Bills are short-term instruments with tenors of 91, 182, or 364 days, sold at a discount. Treasury Bonds are longer-term (1–30 years), pay a semi-annual coupon, and trade at face value or market price.