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Kenya has long positioned itself as a premier investment destination in Africa, leveraging its strategic location, advanced financial sector, and a progressive business environment to attract foreign direct investment (FDI). Private equity (PE) and venture capital (VC) funds investing in Kenyan lenders or businesses that provide goods and services to Kenyan consumers have played a pivotal role in financing critical sectors such as infrastructure, manufacturing, and financial services.
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These investments have not only spurred economic development but also cemented Kenya’s reputation as a competitive destination for international capital. However, recent regulatory and judicial developments may significantly impact the ability of foreign entities, including PE and VC-backed lenders, to operate effectively in Kenya, raising concerns about the potential effect on FDI and Kenya’s broader economic prospects.
In the article, we explore regulatory shifts in Kenya and their broader impact on foreign direct investment.
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Should you have any questions regarding regulatory shifts in Kenya, please do not hesitate to contact Sonal Tejpar.
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This article was first published by AVCA.