KIPPRA hosted a validation workshop to present the findings of the Follow-up National Survey on Unclaimed Financial Assets in Kenya to the Board of the Unclaimed Financial Assets Authority (UFAA) on 22nd August 2025.
The workshop provided a platform for KIPPRA researchers to share key insights from the survey, which was undertaken to assess the progress made since the baseline study, identify emerging trends, and provide updated data on the scope, value, and distribution of unclaimed financial assets across various sectors of Kenya’s economy.
The session was led by Dr. Eliud Moyi, Deputy Director for Partnerships at KIPPRA, who guided the UFAA Board Members through the detailed findings and policy implications of the survey. The discussion highlighted the continued importance of evidence-based data in strengthening the management, recovery, and utilization of unclaimed financial assets to enhance economic inclusion and accountability.
