Ex-Chase Bank directors face Sh3.5m fine after appeal fails

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The Capital Markets Authority launched an investigation into the affairs of Chase Bank after the lender was declared insolvent and placed under receivership.

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The Capital Markets Authority (CMA) has been given the green light to impose a Sh3.5 million fine on former Chase Bank directors for their role in the collapse of the mid-tier lender in 2016.

This comes after the Capital Markets Tribunal dismissed a bid by Muthoni Kuria and Richard Carter to block the penalties through an appeal, which was drafted on the basis that the directors were not given a fair hearing and determination before the regulator's ad hoc committee.

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