Deepening Kenya’s capital markets
Kenya’s investment banking space has remained stagnant for a while with the number of newly registered entities remaining marginally low compared to other regional counterparts such as South Africa, Nigeria and Egypt who have a more vibrant number of entities. CNBC Africa’s Aby Agina spoke to Stella Wambugu, Investments Lead, Capital A Investment Bank for more.
Thu, 17 Oct 2024 14:47:29 GMT
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- The focus on tapping into the youth demographic and embracing technology to drive innovation in the sector.
- The growth potential in fixed income and equities markets, along with strategies to attract local and foreign investors.
- The emergence of green financing and sustainable investments as key pillars for future growth in Kenya's capital markets.
Kenya's investment banking sector has been facing stagnation in comparison to its regional counterparts, with a low number of newly registered entities. In a bid to understand the current landscape and potential for growth, CNBC Africa's Aby Agina engaged in a deep dive with Stella Wambugu, Investments Lead at Capital A Investment Bank. Wambugu highlighted the key strategies being employed to revitalize the market and attract a younger demographic. The focus is on tapping into innovative solutions, leveraging technology, and exploring untapped opportunities in the capital markets. As the country aims to position itself as a key player in East Africa, initiatives such as green financing and sustainable investments are also gaining traction. These developments signal a shift towards a more vibrant and sustainable investment banking space in Kenya. With a keen eye on market trends and innovative solutions, the future of Kenya's capital markets looks promising.