INVESTOPEDIA EXPLAINS 'Chinese Wall'

Maintaining client confidentiality is crucial to any firm, but particularly large multiservice businesses. Where firms are providing a wide range of services, clients must be able to trust that information about themselves will not be exploited for the benefit of other clients with different interests. And that means clients must be able to trust in Chinese Walls. Some Wall Street scandals in recent years, however, have made some people doubt the effectiveness of Chinese Walls, as well placed executives of respectable firms have traded illegally on inside information for their own benefit.

The PAT dropped by 9% from 6.9bn to 6.3bn attributed to rise in interest expense of 27%.
Co-op’s after-tax performance reflects the expiry of a five-year tax holiday following its listing through an initial public offering in 2008. It has been paying corporate tax at the reduced rate of 20 per cent until last year.

@The Optimist;
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Doing business in this country is like being in hell,a whole 30% tax is just too huge and senseless

Comparing kenya with America with a tax difference of 7% whereas america has existed for more than 200 years when we were monkeys in the forests??? I can support a tax revolution