Cytonn to continue cash management but seeks separate CMA fund licence

Edwin Dande, the Cytonn Investments Management CEO. PHOTO | DIANA NGILA

Cytonn has said it will continue offering cash management services to private clients despite seeking the regulator’s nod to set up a separate fund management unit.

The real estate-focused private equity firm has applied to the Capital Markets Authority (CMA) for a fund manager licence to begin offering wealth management services to the investing public.

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