Four new funds created by licensed asset management companies have received approval from Kenya’s Capital Markets Authority (CMA) on Thursday to offer investors with diversified investments across different asset classes and geographical regions. Under the Britam Unit Trust Scheme, Britam Asset Managers Limited has been licensed to launch the Britam USD Money Market Fund intended…...
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Kenya’s Capital Markets Authority licenses four new investment funds in diversification drive
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