Nairobi Securities Exchange launches new system from Securities & Trading Technology
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Should I be a trader to invest in the stock market?
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Is it risky to invest in the stock market? If so, how much?
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On Friday 26 September 2014, the Nairobi Securities Exchange launched, together with STT a system for trading corporate bonds and Government of Kenya Treasury Bonds.
The new exchange system will allow on-line trading of debt securities and is integrated with the settlement system at the Central Bank of Kenya. This means that the NSE shall continue to achieve a true Delivery versus Payment (DVP) and hence mitigating investor's risk. Furthermore the system is more efficient, scalable and flexible, and can support trading in bonds that have been issued in foreign currencies.
Other features of the new system that present enormous opportunities in the bonds market include; the ability to support market making, a two (2) way quote trading model, ability to integrate with regulators' surveillance systems and ability to report transactions that are concluded over the counter for purposes of settlement.
In enhancing the bond trading system, the Exchange acknowledges the vital role that a vibrant secondary market for bonds continues to play in raising long term capital for the National Government and corporate entities. The County Governments can also use the same system to raise capital through issuing and listing County Bonds.
In making the announcement, Mr. Peter Mwangi, Chief Executive of the Nairobi Securities Exchange noted, "This is a significant step towards the Exchange's goal of ensuring that the secondary market becomes more transparent and the price discovery mechanism is beyond reproach. The multicurrency trading functionality of the new system means that foreign denominated bonds can now be listed and traded on the NSE. With this development, we look forward to the listing of the Government of Kenya Sovereign Bond at the Exchange."
Ms. Michelle Janke, Managing Director of Securities Trading & Technology noted, "I am delighted to have partnered with the NSE, all teams have put in an enormous effort to take the market live today."
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