Kenyan banking magnate James Mwangi loses more than $6 million in June
Mwangi’s loss comes on the heels of a reduced appetite for emerging market shares.
Mwangi’s loss comes on the heels of a reduced appetite for emerging market shares.
The move comes nearly two years after the SportPesa brand was relaunched.
Wanjui derives his wealth from a diversified investment portfolio.
Mbaru owns a significant 7.72-percent stake in Britam Holdings.
Mwale is a principal investor in Mwale Medical and Technology City.
Muriuki owns a two-percent stake in the group.
Shah built I&M Group into East Africa’s leading commercial banking organization.
The new shares represent a significant increase in his portfolio.
CRDB Bank is the largest commercial bank in Tanzania.
Kimani owns a 32.3-percent stake in Kenyan agricultural company.
The dividend will be paid from the group’s retained earnings of $741.9 million at the end of 2021.
Patel owns a significant 20.7-percent stake in the Kenyan insurer.
Patel also owns stakes in Carbacid, Absa Bank Kenya, Co-operative Bank and Safaricom.
Shah owns a beneficial 10.98-percent stake in the company.
As of press time, Mwangi’s stake in the Kenyan financial services group is valued at $52.81 million.
Equity Bank Uganda is one of many operating subsidiaries of Equity Group Holdings.