The screws are starting to get tightened. By the end of this saga these guys might lose everything.

Have my reservations on whether this 'fraud' as Britam describes it, actually took place. Britam could just be playing hardball. Still, it is not an impossible fraud to pull off because it would involve collusion of key decision makers.

Will be a difficult road ahead for the new outfit. Britam has more levers it can pull and a more resilient brand than the new guys i.e. can withstand this jolt on reputation. Britam also has a far larger network of associates and allies in Corporate Kenya so can make life hard even without going through the courts. Cyton could end up excluded by default from certain big deals.

Eventually, Cyton & Co. will concede and the matter will be settled out of court to their disadvantage.

When you see LLPs and off-shore corporations be afraid. If our CMA was serious they would be asking tough questions. For this share and its sister Centum the issue is all about risk management.

These are the kind of buses that drop off the cliff. Know when to walk away, know when to run

Word...

Sad that these young guys are being punished for being ambitious and entrepreneural. But that is the nature of corporate warfare. I hope they have some counter they can pull to keep the old men quiet re Kiereini and Njonjo.