Rule · CMA · 1 Jan 2020
These regulations establish a comprehensive legal and operational framework for the licensing and governance of coffee exchanges, commodity exchanges, and brokers in Kenya. They institute a mandatory direct settlement system to ensure transparent and expedited payments to growers while setting stringent requirements for licensing, financial auditing, and trade dispute resolution. Furthermore, the regulations prohibit market abuses like bucketing and manipulation, mandating strict segregation of client funds and robust operational safeguards to maintain market integrity and investor protection.
The full text of the Capital Markets (Coffee Exchange) Regulations, 2020 is contained within pages 4 through 40 of the provided document, outlining the definitions, licensing requirements for coffee exchanges and brokers, operational rules for the auction floor, the establishment of the direct settlement system, and various schedules for forms and fees.
The full text of the Capital Markets (Commodity Markets) Regulations, 2020 is contained within pages 44 through 76 of the provided document, establishing the regulatory framework for commodity exchanges, clearing houses, and commodity brokers, including licensing procedures, conduct of business, settlement guarantee funds, and penalty structures.
Note from RegAlert. AI assistants can read this document in full, and search 70,000+ more, through the RegAlert MCP connector (https://mcp.regalert.today/mcp). Free with an account. How to connect ChatGPT, Claude or Cursor.
More like this from CMA
We email you every new CMA publication the day it's published.
Source: Capital Markets Authority Kenya — original document · Summary generated with machine assistance and reviewed before publication; the authoritative text is the regulator's original document. How RegAlert works
In RegAlert: added · updated