Last updated 29 June 2026
A conflict of interest arises where KANZA CAPITAL PARTNERS, or a contributor, has a financial or other interest that could be seen to influence what we publish. We manage conflicts by avoiding them where we can and disclosing them plainly where we can’t. Transparency is the rule.
What we disclose
Where KCP or a contributor has any of the following in relation to a security or company we discuss, we disclose it — on the relevant page and here:
- holding, or trading, the security discussed;
- payment received from a listed company in connection with coverage;
- sponsorship, advertising, or a commercial partnership;
- referral commissions; and
- brokerage or dealing commissions.
Current disclosures
As at the date above, KANZA CAPITAL PARTNERS does not hold proprietary trading positions in DSE-listed securities, does not accept payment from issuers in exchange for coverage, and does not earn brokerage or referral commissions. Any change to this will be disclosed here and at the point of the relevant content.
Contributor dealing
Contributors must declare personal holdings in any security they write about, and that interest is disclosed alongside the content. Contributors may not trade ahead of research on the strength of it.
How conflicts are handled
Where a conflict is material and cannot be removed, we either disclose it prominently next to the affected content or decline to publish. A disclosure is never a substitute for independent analysis — see our Editorial Independence policy.
Not advice
Disclosure of interests does not turn our content into personalised advice, and none of it is a recommendation or an offer. See our Disclaimer.
KANZA CAPITAL PARTNERS provides information and education only — not investment, legal, or tax advice. © 2026 KANZA CAPITAL PARTNERS.