Market watch :

Brokers upbeat despite tense referendum debate
Stockbrokers are confident that the rising political temperatures in the country will not have adverse effects on the market.
 

Treasury wins big in NSE share sale plan

The Nairobi Stock Exchange on Thursday moved closer to public ownership after the brokers, who currently control it, agreed on an ownership structure that will enable them to sell shares to investors in the planned initial public offering.
 

Retail investors weigh options as NSE picks up
Local investors are busy scribbling on their notebooks as returns in the bonds market begin to fall.
 

Bourse Plans To Lower Barriers And Attract SMEs
The Nairobi Stock Exchange plans to launch a counter for small and medium enterprises before the end of the year.
 

Big shift in brokers’ fortunes
The combination of electoral chaos and global recession that left
 

Regulator puts stock market money cleaners on legal notice
The Capital Markets Authority (CMA) is stepping up the fight against blue collar crime with proposed amendments to the money laundering law that will require stockbrokers and bonds dealers to inform the regulator of large cash transactions.
 

CMA seeks to overhaul book building process
HomeMoney Markets Money Markets CMA seeks to overhaul book building process Share Bookmark Print Email Email this article to a friend Friend's Email Address Your Email Message Submit Cancel Rating Investors queue to buy Safaricom shares: The Book building process was criticised during the Safaricom IPO. Photo/FILE Investors queue to buy Safaricom shares: The Book building process was criticised during the Safaricom IPO. Photo/FILE By John Gachiri (email the author) Your Email Message Send Cancel Posted Friday, April 23 2010 at 00:00 The Capital Markets Authority plans to lure more investors to the stock exchange with plans to overhaul the process for listing in a move that will ensure they get the best value for shares bought.
 

NSE trade hits sh 1 trillion
Major realignments are taking shape within the local capital markets as stockbrokers and investment banks stage a fierce battle for a slice of the thriving bond market.
 

Foreigners good for the market

Due to continued stream of buying and selling, prices of specific counters reflect market value
 

Stockbrokers question the legality of CMA’s penalties
The Capital Markets Authority (CMA) could be walking through a legal minefield, as stockbrokers and investment banks seek clarity on the regulator’s jurisdiction to prescribe penalties and sanctions for non-compliance.
 

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