This code sets out the principles and specific recommendations on structures and processes, which companies should adopt in making good corporate governance an integral part of their business dealings and culture.

This document outlines the approaches to prevent terrorism financing in Kenya capital markets. It provides guidelines for customer identification, record keeping, continuous monitoring, among others measures.

This Medium Budget policy statement 2013 details reinvigorating growth opportunities for reform, recent economic developments, fiscal policy and budget framework, intergovernmental fiscal relations and division of revenue process and the medium-term expenditure framework.

The budget statement for the fiscal year 1st July 2011 to 30th June 2012 presents an introduction that covers economic outlook, deviation from 2011 budget policy statement and also outlines measures to promote private investment. The statement also identifies different ways of promoting human capital development, cushioning the vulnerable members of the society and fiscal projection for 2011/2012.

Revised financial statements for the consolidated fund for the financial year ended 30th June 2018

This handbook has seven chapters that highlight: capital markets authority and financial instruments; investor protection; licensees and potential licensees guide; collective investment schemes (CIS); public offers and listing of securities; the code of corporate governance and the stewardship code; and the definition of terms.

The consolidated financial statements of the national government for the year ended 30th June 2016 provides a budget comparison with the previous financial year. the document shows records of government revenues and spending e.g. tax receipts of Kshs 996,059,082,899 tax receipts was generated by Kenya revenue at the end of the financial year 2016 a little lower than that of the financial year 2015 of Kshs 1,113,163,261,874.

Consolidated financial statements of the ministries, departments and agencies for the Year ended 30th June 2016 provides a budget comparison with the previous financial year. It was estimated that the surplus for the ministries, departments and agencies in the financial year 2015/2016 stood at KShs 11,102 Million compared to a deficit of KShs 12,374 Million in the previous financial year and the total financial assets for the ministries, departments and agencies as at 30th June 2016 amounted to KShs 35,277 Million compared to the KShs 160,459 Million as at 30th June 2015.

These regulations cover: the conduct of public lotteries; the conduct of prize competition; the SMS lottery regulations; conduct of gaming; and other internal control measures.

This is an Act of Parliament augmenting the laws relating to insurance, the business of insurance and other related matters. The Act covers: the establishment of Insurance Regulatory Authority; registration of insurers; inspection and control of insurers; insolvency and winding-up; legal proceeding and appeal and other general matters.

These regulations amend the umbrella retirement benefits schemes – retirement benefits schemes established by a sponsors for the benefits of members employed by participating employers.

The budget statement for fiscal year 2016/2017 provides an introduction, highlights of the fiscal year 2016/17 budget, recent economic developments, sectoral policies and expenditures, tax measures and miscellaneous.

This legislative supplement contains several guidelines for the insurance sector including: valuation of technical provision for general insurance business guidelines; valuation of technical provision for life insurance business guidelines; and capital adequacy guidelines.

Takaful is an alternative to conventional insurance based on the principles of mutuality, cooperation and shared responsibility for joint indemnity and solidarity of participants. This document highlights the operational guidelines for the operation of takaful insurance arrangement.

The objective of this regulation is to ensure effective and efficient management of insurers’ risk profiles, liquidity needs, liquidity profiles in line with international best practices and prudent investment management guidelines.

This budget policy statement was developed to bring forth economic transformation for shared prosperity. The statement focuses on fiscal policy and budget framework, intergovernmental fiscal relations and division of revenue and medium-term expenditure framework.

The budget statement for the fiscal year 2017/2018 detailed the plan to achieve food security, affordable housing and taxation agenda for 2017/18 and beyond, ways of transforming sectors to create Jobs, fiscal policy and budget framework, taxation measures.

These regulations are for the participation of foreign investors in the Kenya Capital Market including registration of shareholders; declaration of investors status; report by listed companies; deposit of share certificate with an authorized depository; reports of authorized depository; and other related matters.

These regulations on take-overs and mergers cover take-over procedures, obligations of offeror in relation to offer, obligation of offeree in relation to offer, and other general regulations.

This policy guidance outlines the regulations for Green Bonds in Kenya including procedure for the issuance of Green Bonds; procedure for the listing of Green Bonds; disclosure and continuous reporting obligations; consequences for breach of Green Bonds requirements; and other related matters.