The provided texts offer a multifaceted view of investment and governance in Kenya and Africa, highlighting key trends and regulatory developments. One source focuses on the African private capital ecosystem, mapping out fund managers, investment opportunities across different regions like East and West Africa, and evaluating the competitiveness of various African International Financial Centres.

Another source discusses how Kenya’s high-net-worth individuals are shifting investment strategies away from luxury assets toward productive domestic opportunities, such as technology and food production, in response to a slowing economy.

Finally, the third source, a report on corporate governance in Kenya, details the performance of public securities issuers against established codes, emphasizing the increasing importance of Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) practices and regulatory compliance.