Kenya stock exchange plans mobile trading app by end of first quarter – The Africa Report
By David Whitehouse
Posted on Thursday, 17 November 2022 11:28
The Nairobi Securities Exchange plans to launch a mobile trading app for retail users by the end of the first quarter, CEO Geoffrey Odundo tells The Africa Report.
The multi-asset class trading platform will come with a corporate news feed and real time pricing and data, Odundo says.
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