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Mandate of the Authority
The Capital Markets Authority is established by an Act of Parliament to promote, regulate and facilitate the development of an orderly, fair and efficient Capital Markets in Kenya.
 
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Consultancy For Demutalization Of The NSE

The request for Expression of Interest follows the General Procurement Notice (GPN) for this project that appeared in United Nation Development Business No. 674 of March 16. 2006 and was updated in UN developent Business No. 707 of July 31, 2007. The Government of Kenya has received a credit from the interanational Development Association and a Grant from the UK Department for International Development {DF ID)towards the cost of the Financial and Legal Sector Technical Assistance Project (FLSTAP). It is intended that part of the proceeds of this credit be applied to eligible payments under the contracts for provision of consulfancy services on. "Demutualisation of the Nairobi Stock Exchange". This consultancy is expected to take a period of two months.



1.    OBJECTIVES OF THE ASSIGNMENT
The consultancy is intended to support the development of a policy and legal framework to demutualize the NSE


2.    SCOPE OF WORK
The consultant shall undertake the assignment with reference to all policy and regulatory issues to-achieve demutualization of the NSE and will be expected to:

a) Review the reports prepared by NSE and Capital Markets Authority (CMA) on proposed modalities for demutualization of the NSE taking note of the difference in the recommendations with regard to. the desirable legal framework for demutualization, value determination, value allocation. governance structures. and past-emutuailzation listing process

b) Conduct one on-one discussions with relevant stakeholders and mace Independent recommendations that reflect local consensus as well as international best practice on demutualization of the NSE including determination of;
1.    the current value of the NSE;
value determinationlshare allocation, taking into consideration: contributions of various stakeholders.
iii. conflict resolution mechanisms between different interest groups:
N. a suitable demutualization model taking into consideration the overall objective U. regional integration of East African capital markets and the study concucled by IFCI ESMID on the EAC capital markets regionalization model;
v. appropriate legal framework for demutualization
nj Propose a road map to guide implementation of the demutualization process taking into consideration input from key stakeholders.
d) Present a draft report to a stakeholders' forumlworkshop for views and comments.

3.    EXPERTISE REQUIRED
The Ministry seeks to engage an individual who has demonstrated practical experience in guiding demutualization of a stock exchange preferably In a market comparable to Kenya. The consultant is expected to demonstrate strong practical experience rn relevant areas, such as Investment banking/ leadership of a major stock exchange, financial institution or regulatory authority with good judgment. and professional authority.

4.     The Ministry of Finance 'the Client) through its Project tmplemerrtation Unit (PIUi now invites eliuibie individual consultants to express their interest in providing this service Interested consultants shall provide Information indicating their professional capability to undertake the consultancy. Such Information may include brochures, description of similar assignments, experience in similes conditions. availability of appropriate skills. etc. Consultants should provide the most recent profiles showing their experience. qualifications, capabilities, references and details of past experience especially In the area of their expertise etc

5.     Interested elioible individuals may obtain further information at the address given below Curing office hours between 0900 fo 1630 hours, Monday - Friday inclusive exclusive of public holidays• before the deadline for the submission of Expressions of Interest. The selection of consultants wi:l be in accordance with procedures set out by World Bank Guidelines: Selection and Employment of Consultants by World Bank Borrowers, May 2004

6.    Complete Expressions of Interest documents in plain sealed envelopes with consultancy reference and name clearly marked on top should be sent to the address below or forwarded using the email addresses as shown heto<w or placed in the tender box at our offices on the 7"' floor, Anniversary Towers. North Tower

Postal Address:
Project Implementation Unit
Attention: Procurement Speciarist
P.O Box  00100 - 34542
Nairobi - Kenya

Physical Address:
Project Implementation Unit
Attention: Procurement Specialist
7th  Floor, Anniversary - North Tower
Plot No 209/9744University Way
Nairobi Kenya

Telephone No: 25-20-221027/2210341
Fax No: 254-20-2210327
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PROCUREMENT SPECIALIST, FLSTAP
FOR FINANCIAL SECRETARY

 7. Deadline for submission of Expressions of Interest is 20th January 2009 at 1600 hours Kenyan local time.
 
Highlights
AUTHORITY APPROVES A BONUS ISSUE BY JUBILEE HOLDINGS LIMITED.

The Capital Markets Authority (CMA) has granted approval toJubilee Holdings Ltd for the issue of bonus shares in the ratio of one (1) new ordinary share for every ten (10) ordinary shares held as at close of business on June 14, 2010, and their subsequent listing  on the Main Investment Market Segment of the Nairobi Stock Exchange. This will result in an additional 4,500,000 ordinary shares of a par value of Kshs. 5.00 each to the shareholders of Jubilee Holdings Limited.

 “In approving the bonus issue and listing of the additional shares, the Authority has considered the application by Jubilee Holdings Ltd and is satisfied that it meets the requirements of the Capital Markets Act 485(A) and Regulations issued there under.” Said CMA Chief Executive, Mrs. Stella Kilonzo.  

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Appointment Of Transaction Advisers
The Capital Markets Authority wishes to draw the attention of all licensees and members of the public to the provision of Regulation 5A of the Capital Markets (Public Offer, Disclosure and Listing) Regulations 2002 which came into effect on June 11, 2009 and which provides as follows:
  • Any company proposing to offer its securities to the public or a section of the public shall appoint a transaction adviser.
  • A transaction adviser appointed under paragraph (1) shall be responsible for ensuring that the offer of securities is made in accordance with the Act and regulations issued thereunder.
  • A person shall not be eligible for appointment as a transaction advisor unless such a person is licensed as an investment bank or is approved by the Authority to act as a transaction advisor for the particular offer of securities.
In accordance with this provision, ALL issuers of securities to the public are required to appoint a Transaction Adviser that is licensed as an Investment Bank or in the alternative, prior to appointing a transaction adviser that is not a licensed Investment Bank, to seek the Authority’s approval of such a person.

Kindly note that that save for Investment Banks, all persons seeking to act as transaction advisers shall be required to seek prior approval from the Authority before they are considered eligible to act as a transaction advisers.

The Authority may consider the appointment of a joint team of transaction advisers provided that the same comprises a licensed Investment Bank.

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Renewal Of Capital Market Licences For The Year 2010

The attention of the Capital Markets Authority has been drawn to an erroneous report that appeared on the Tuesday May 11th 2010  Standard Newspaper’s , Financial Journal section, Page 9 titled ‘Will CMA renew brokers licences?’.


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CAUTIONARY STATEMENT

The public are advised to be wary of and to avoid giving money to companies that hold themselves out as carrying on the business of Investment Advisers or any other licensed activity without holding valid licenses issued under the Capital Markets Act.

The public should note that the Capital Markets Act (Cap 485A) and regulations prohibit any company from carrying on the business of a licensed person without the requisite licence.  A list of all persons holding a license from the Authority is available on the website of the Authority (www.cma.or.ke) and investors should not hesitate to contact the Authority for any clarifications on the same.

The Authority shall take appropriate action against any unlicensed persons that carry on or hold themselves out as carrying on the business of a licensed person. In this regard the Authority specifically warns the public over any dealings with the following entities:

1.    Caribbean Stocks
2.    Caribbean Solutions Finders Limited
3.    Orgacilla Merchants

We would like to take this opportunity to request the public to provide the Authority with any information on any such unlicensed persons to enable us to take action in the interest of investors.

Investors with queries or complaints may also contact the Capital Markets Fraud Investigation Unit on  0714 693414, 0714693365, 0731544389, 0733199622 or by email on This e-mail address is being protected from spam bots, you need JavaScript enabled to view it

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The CMA Fraud Investigation Unit (CMFIU) arrests an Investment Advisor

The Capital Markets Authority (CMA) Fraud Investigation Unit (CMFIU) investigations has led to the arrest of an investment advisor licensed by CMA. The accused, Mr. David Chege Mworia is a Director of Prudential Capital Ltd which is an investment advisory firm licensed by the Authority. He was a former employee of Ngenye Kariuki and Company Ltd currently under Statutory Management.

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