By
Kepha Muiruri
Business Reporter
Nation Media Group
The Fund Managers Association (FMA) is seeking powers to police players in the industry and has begun the pursuit of a self-regulatory organisation licence from the Capital Markets Authority.
Financial sector SROs mostly serve to protect investors by establishing rules, regulations and setting standards/procedures promoting ethics, equality and professionalism.
Kenya's FMA seeks SRO status to regulate 49 fund managers controlling $24B in collective investment assets, up from 19 members. SRO licensing standardizes governance and investor protection—emerging market signal for regulated fintech infrastructure development.
By
Kepha Muiruri
Business Reporter
Nation Media Group
The Fund Managers Association (FMA) is seeking powers to police players in the industry and has begun the pursuit of a self-regulatory organisation licence from the Capital Markets Authority.

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