The aim of this guideline to ensure transparency and efficiency in claim management and processing with the goal of increasing customer satisfaction in the insurance industry

This guideline on reinsurance arrangement follows the Insurance Act and aims to ensure insurer and insurance intermediaries have a reinsurance management framework that would assist in limiting wide fluctuations in underwriting results.

These guidelines follow the requirements of the Insurance Act and aims to ensure proper conduct by intermediaries in the performance of their duties in other to promote best practices in the conduct of insurance business and the promote public trust in the insurance sector.

This guideline aim to ensure insurance and reinsurance companies implement a prudent and effective risk management and internal controls system.

This regulation is an amendment to the retirement benefits mortgage loans regulations covering the purchase of residential houses.

This guideline aim to ensure insurance and reinsurance companies implement a prudent and effective acturial function regarding pricing activities and compliance with statutory and regulatory requirements.

This regulation applies to the importation of unassembled motor vehicles or trailers and other related matters.

This guideline outlines: the principles for measuring and reporting insurance liabilities by insurers; procedure for appropriate valuation of insurance liabilities; and the responsibilities for insurer’s board and senior management for the appropriate valuation of insurer’s liabilities.

The guidelines set out the framework for the management and administration of post-retirement medical funds; guidance on transfer and access to retirement funds; and guidance for voluntary contribution to post-retirement medical funds.

These guidelines outline the requirements to be adhered to by market intermediaries in Kenya to foster the implementation of Risk-Based Supervision. Key sections of the document are requirements for liquid assets and the ranking of liabilities.

This standard is to ensure proper conduct of licensed and approved businesses in the capital market to ensure their compliance with laws, rules and regulations. The standard covers: management and supervision; segregation of duties and functions; personnel and training; information management; operational control; risk management; and audit.

This is a budget summary for the fiscal year 2015 in accordance with the constitution of Kenya. It highlights the underlying assumptions underpinning the fiscal year 2015/16 and medium-term expenditure framework budget; fiscal policy framework for FY 2015/16 and medium-term expenditure framework; the fiscal Year 2015/2016 budget.

The financial budget for the fiscal year 2019-2020 themed: creating Jobs, transforming lives – harnessing the “Big Four” Plan. This budget statement provides an introduction to the theme; it outlines ways of accelerating and sustaining inclusive growth, improving expenditure efficiency, and gives highlights of government spending priorities in the coming financial year.

This guideline outlines the procedures for customer identification; customer due diligence; record keeping; new technology and non-face to face transactions; reporting requirements; the role of the capital market authority; internal policies, compliance and training requirements; audit; tipping off; reliance on third parties and combating the financing of terrorism.

These regulations on micro-insurance applies to the approval of micro-insurance products; change in product features; group microinsurance policies; appointment and registration of micro-insurance intermediaries; training obligations; reporting requirements and other related matters.

This guideline follows the Insurance Act and aims to ensure insurance products sold by insurance companies and insurance intermediaries are not exploitative to the consumers and serve the purpose for which it is sold, i.e., consumers should be fully aware of product design, pricing, marketing, and other necessary disclosures.

The guidance note specifies the policy guidance for ETF in Kenya, covering the issuance of ETFs, approval of ETFs, pre-listing of ETFs, requirements on risk and risk mitigation, appointment of market makers, appointment and responsibilities of trustee and manager, and requirements on details on the ETFs.

These regulation covers issues related to securities, public offering, listing and disclosure in the capital markets such as: eligibility of issue securities, disclosure requirements, underwriting requirements, advertising, publishing of prospectus, and the appointment of transaction advisor.

These guidelines follow the Insurance Act and set out the guidelines to be observed by all insurers in respect to the engagement of external auditors to ensure reliable financial reporting for the public and to provide reasonable assurance for the financial statements of insurers.

The rules specified in this document include: rules on appointment of a central depository agent; nature of interest in central depository accounts; structure of central depository accounts; opening and maintenance of depository account; transfer of central depository accounts; prohibitions against variations of contracts; withdrawals of securities; private transactions; settlement od trades; dispute resolution; and other issues.