From 2024 to date (2026), no single transaction has been concluded on the securities lending and borrowing platform.
By
James Anyanzwa
Business Reporter
Nation Media Group
Investors on the Nairobi Securities Exchange (NSE) are snubbing a scheme that allows for lending and borrowing of securities, put off by a rally in share prices.
Bourse forecasts a breakout driven by state-owned listings, retail participation, and rising market confidence, with…
Questions abound as stocks of Mumias Sugar, ARM Cement and Deacons East Africa enter an eighth year under suspension at the…
Double-digit returns offered by notes listed on the Nairobi Securities Exchange (NSE) in 2025 appear to have fuelled nearly an 80…
The bonds market has grown in popularity among investors with a marked increase in holdings of the securities by retailers and…
African capital markets continue to struggle with fragmentation, regulatory differences, currency barriers and investor…
The large blue chips tend to have a larger exposure to foreign investors due to high liquidity, which supports large ticket…
