These regulations are for the participation of foreign investors in the Kenya Capital Market including registration of shareholders; declaration of investors status; report by listed companies; deposit of share certificate with an authorized depository; reports of authorized depository; and other related matters.

These regulations on take-overs and mergers cover take-over procedures, obligations of offeror in relation to offer, obligation of offeree in relation to offer, and other general regulations.

These regulations specify the condition for demutualization, the application of demutualization, procedure for authority receiving the application, resolutions of demutualization exchange, and other related regulations.

This is an Act of Parliament for the establishment of the Capital Market Authority with responsibility for promoting, regulating and facilitating the development of the Kenyan capital market and for the effective and efficient operations of the Kenyan capital market as well as other related matters.

These are the general regulations governing the derivative market in Kenya including licensing requirements and duties of the derivative exchange; clearing house of a derivative exchange; approval of derivative contracts; licensing of derivative brokers; conduct of derivatives business; inspection; market offences and penalties; and other general provisions.

The regulations specify the licensing requirements for participants in the capital market including: securities exchange, stockbrokers and dealers, investment advisers and fund managers, investment banks, authorised securities dealers, disclosure of information, and other related provisions.

These regulations on securities lending, borrowing and short-selling specifies the criteria for lending and borrowing; individual qualification for lending and borrowing; securities lending and borrowing agreement; reporting of transactions; collateral for securities lending and borrowing transactions; rights and obligations of lenders and borrowers; securities permitted for short-selling; individual qualified to short-sell; requirement for short-selling; penalties for breach of regulations and other related provisions.

This is an Act of parliament for the establishment of central depositories and for their regulation and operation and other related provisions. The Act highlights provisions relating to immobilised securities; securities account and records; central deposit settlement and guarantee arrangements; and other general provisions.

This legislative supplement contains several guidelines for the insurance sector including: valuation of technical provision for general insurance business guidelines; valuation of technical provision for life insurance business guidelines; and capital adequacy guidelines.

The objective of this regulation is to ensure effective and efficient management of insurers’ risk profiles, liquidity needs, liquidity profiles in line with international best practices and prudent investment management guidelines.

The budget statement for the fiscal year 2017/2018 detailed the plan to achieve food security, affordable housing and taxation agenda for 2017/18 and beyond, ways of transforming sectors to create Jobs, fiscal policy and budget framework, taxation measures.

These guidelines follow the Insurance Act with the objectives of ensuring insurance companies and reinsurance companies are managed effectively in a manner that guarantee effective and efficient risk management system. The guidelines outline the principles for identifying, assessing and mitigating risk in the insurance sector and procedures to limit the exposure of insurers to insurance risk.

This guideline on reinsurance arrangement follows the Insurance Act and aims to ensure insurer and insurance intermediaries have a reinsurance management framework that would assist in limiting wide fluctuations in underwriting results.

This guideline aim to ensure insurance and reinsurance companies implement a prudent and effective risk management and internal controls system.

This guideline aim to ensure insurance and reinsurance companies implement a prudent and effective acturial function regarding pricing activities and compliance with statutory and regulatory requirements.

This guideline outlines: the principles for measuring and reporting insurance liabilities by insurers; procedure for appropriate valuation of insurance liabilities; and the responsibilities for insurer’s board and senior management for the appropriate valuation of insurer’s liabilities.

These guidelines outline the requirements to be adhered to by market intermediaries in Kenya to foster the implementation of Risk-Based Supervision. Key sections of the document are requirements for liquid assets and the ranking of liabilities.

This is a budget summary for the fiscal year 2015 in accordance with the constitution of Kenya. It highlights the underlying assumptions underpinning the fiscal year 2015/16 and medium-term expenditure framework budget; fiscal policy framework for FY 2015/16 and medium-term expenditure framework; the fiscal Year 2015/2016 budget.

This guideline outlines the procedures for customer identification; customer due diligence; record keeping; new technology and non-face to face transactions; reporting requirements; the role of the capital market authority; internal policies, compliance and training requirements; audit; tipping off; reliance on third parties and combating the financing of terrorism.

This guideline follows the Insurance Act and aims to ensure insurance products sold by insurance companies and insurance intermediaries are not exploitative to the consumers and serve the purpose for which it is sold, i.e., consumers should be fully aware of product design, pricing, marketing, and other necessary disclosures.