'What money did we steal?'

Kanjabanga
Kanjabanga

The asset management firm at the centre of the P400 million case involving disputed pension funds, says the probe ordered by the Court of Appeal (CoA) last Friday does not mean any funds were stolen, are missing or should be returned.

The firm, now under the management of NBFIRA’s court appointed statutory manager, Peter Collins, says it is willing to cooperate with the probe but says the Botswana Public Officers Pension Fund (BPOPF) should accept that the funds were invested properly and the pension funds’ interest disposed off.

BPOPF invested P477 million in the Botswana Opportunities Fund managed and 1% owned by CMB. However, after a dispute last year, CMB triggered a clause in the two parties’ 2014 founding agreement and said it had sold the BPOPF’s interest to a third party for P50 million.

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