Nairobi, July 30 -- Local Authorities Pension Trust (Laptrust) has returned to regulatory compliance after the listing of Family Bank Kenya Limited on the Nairobi Securities Exchange (NSE) cut its exposure in unquoted investments to below the five percent ceiling.

The defined benefit scheme, which stopped admitting new members in June 2011, had exceeded the Retirement Benefits Authority (RBA) cap of five percent on unquoted assets at the end of December 2025, with exposure standing at 8.19 percent of its Sh28.17 billion investment portfolio.

The breach in investment was largely driven by holdings in private equity stakes, including Family Bank where it had raised its ownership to Sh835.51 million last year from Sh649.83 million in the p...