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Liquidator recovers P3.5m more from missing pension funds

Pensioner hands..PIC.KENNEDY RAMOKONE
Pensioner hands..PIC.KENNEDY RAMOKONE

The liquidator of Capital Management Botswana (CMB) has won a P3.5million judgment in the latest recovery of monies that went missing after a P500 million investment portfolio by the Botswana Public Officers Pension Fund (BPOPF) ran into trouble.

Justice Chris Gabanagae of Gaborone High Court in a recent judgment ruled in favour of Kopanang Thekiso, CMB’s liquidator, in a case in which prominent businessman, Moitsheki Lekalake, was challenging the recovery of funds he allegedly received from CMB.

CMB, now under liquidation, was contracted by the BPOPF in 2014 to manage an initial P500 million investment mandate in private equity. The asset manager and the pension fund fell out in late 2017 following allegations of misappropriation, at which point CMB had reportedly been given P477 million to manage.

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