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Meet Kenyan Diaspora Returnee Edwin Dande, Who’s Built an $800 Million Asset Management Firm Cytonn Investments

Meet Kenyan Diaspora Returnee Edwin Dande, Who’s Built an $800 Million Asset Management Firm Cytonn Investments

A Kenyan entrepreneur has achieved global recognition after starting an investment management company that currently manages assets worth about $800 million.

Edwin Dande and three of his colleagues founded Cytonn Investments in 2014 an alternative investment management and real estate company. The private firm has offices in Nairobi and the Washington, DC metro area.

Cytonn primarily focuses on providing alternative investment solutions to global investor firms, individual high net-worth investors, local investor institutions as well as Diaspora investors keen to venture in the East African region.

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Cytonn Investment solutions focuses on four main products namely real estate, structured solutions, private equity and advisory.

The 40 year-old Dande holds an MBA degree from Wharton Business School in Pennsylvania, USA and spent time at Lehman Brothers and Bank Of America before returning to Kenya in 2011.

Upon returning to Kenya he was named the Chief Executive Officer of Britam Asset Managers, an affiliate company of Britam Holdings, which is a publicly-listed insurance and financial services firm in Kenya.

Today, Cytonn Investment manages assets worth about $800 million (Sh80 billion).

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  1. KenyaJul 14, 2017

    Hongera Edwin. I hope it is a genuine business not ukora kama waKenya wengine

  2. Calif kenyanAug 5, 2017

    Was this jamaa cleared of allegations that he and his co-accused stole 4billion bucks from Britam-Kenya? Nauliza tu....otherwise weather in L.A is sunny today. Niku-ask tu

  3. vincent onyangoAug 8, 2017

    damn right bro! ata mimi ilinishtua kabisa.

  4. Kamau JoshOct 16, 2024

    Imagine it was all sarakasi. The guy made out with 1.2B out of BRITAM. Funny thing, he paid it all up using funds from saitan cytonn. It's now 5 years since his Ponzi scheme went burst. Very crafty man this one

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