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Dealers under CMA probe for Sh260 million gain from insider trading

Chief Executive Capital Markets Authority, Paul Muthaura during the launch of 7th Building African financial markets (BAFM) seminar at Villa Rosa Kempinski in Nairobi. [Edward Kiplimo/Standard]

The Capital Markets Authority (CMA) is investigating a trader for possible conspiracy to ride on privileged information to profit from bond trading.

The regulator says in court papers that Rodrick Muhoro may have conspired with two licensed dealers - David T Maena of CBA Capital and Stephen Njunge of African Investment Bank - to flout CMA rules and make Sh260 million.

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