Corona Virus spares Kenya’s financial market – NSE

Odundo says that current trading trends reflect normal market cycles and portfolio shifts between emerging and frontier markets, as investors look to take profits during this reporting period.

“We are confident that the market will correct itself in due time. I urge investors to take up this lucrative opportunity to own a piece of Kenya’s most profitable companies at these reduced prices” he added.

Digital Lenders Launch Money March to Offer Kenyans Financial Literacy

Dubbed MoneyMarch, the month-long event is dedicated to conversations around financial health and wellness.

“Kenyans today have more choices than ever before, but they also face more risks when it comes to managing their financial lives. MoneyMarch is a moment to bring providers and customers together to discuss how we can best leverage digital credit and other services to help consumers and entrepreneurs grow and work towards their goals,” explained DLAK Chairman Robert Masinde.