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2nd Enwealth Pension Excellence Summit

Invest. Innovate. Impact. Three days at Swahili Beach Resort, Diani, from 4 to 6 November 2026.

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Effortless Tier II pension savings.

Effortless Tier II Pension Savings with the Enwealth Umbrella Fund. Participate in a guaranteed/segregated fund arrangement.

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Make smarter financial decisions with confidence.

Money market, dollar, fixed income, balanced and equity funds in the Enwealth Capital Unit Trust Scheme, from Kshs 1,000.

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Your pension savings, online.

See your contributions, benefit statements, projections and nominated beneficiaries on Enwealth’s secure member portal, whenever you need them.

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Corporate clients
as at 2026-09-15
KES 124B+
Entrusted to our care
as at 2026-09-28
10+
African markets reached
as at 2026-09-24
2011
Building financial wellbeing since
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African footprint

Rooted in Africa. Built for tomorrow.

Branch offices in Kenya, Uganda and Mauritius. We have operational reach in Rwanda, Zimbabwe, South Sudan, Tanzania, Zambia, Namibia, Ghana, Malawi and Botswana.

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Kenya

Nairobi · Primary hub

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Uganda

Kampala · Regional presence

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Mauritius

Ebène · Strategic market

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Map of Africa: offices in Kenya, Uganda and Mauritius; operational reach shaded across East, Southern and West Africa.
Insights

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Research

How technology affects saving and investing in Kenya

Our 8th Enwealth Conversations study asked pension scheme members whether technology has changed how they save and invest. 63.29% said it has improved their habits, but more than half doubt their data is used only as intended.

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Retirement

Having fun cracking retirement.

When retirees realise how much time they have on their hands, many develop an irresistible urge to tick off the things they have always wanted to do.

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