As at the close of trading the NSE 20 share index was down 11.97 points, as compared to Friday last week, to close at 3,599.13 points. The NSE all-share index was down 0.07 points to close at 78.50 from the previous session’s 78.57 points. The stocks to watch in today’s…
Kenyan Treasury bill yields are expected to continue their decline after inflation fell in April and the Central Bank of Kenya (CBK) held its key lending rate. In lieu of this, investors are hoping for longer-dated bonds with the expectation that the CBK will finally cut the Central Bank Rate…
The National Social Security Fund (NSSF) has confirmed that a strategy to reduce its real estate portfolio to align with the national regulatory requirement is well on course. As part of the strategic effort, NSSF has now stepped up the issuance of title deeds to homeowners who…
The shareholders of Diamond Trust Bank (DTB) have approved a KES 1.8 billion rights issue as proposed by the Board. DTB is Kenya’s sixth largest bank in terms of pre-tax profit as it reported an after tax profit of KES 2.99 billion for the financial period ended December 2012.
Below is a comparison of the movements of the Kenya shilling against the major world currencies and the currencies of our neighbouring countries over the last trading sessions, Thursday 3rd May 2012 and Friday 4th May 2012: Currency US Dollars Sterling Pounds Euro SA Rand KES/USHS KES/TSHS KES/RWF Date 03/05/2012…
One of the lessons we can pick up from dating and bring it over to investing is that diversification is good. You do not want to put your everything in one place. What happens when it all comes tumbling down on you? Diversification is a good way to…
According to the Daily Nation Kenyans will soon be able to buy government debt including Treasury Bills and bonds using their mobile phones, according to a project dubbed, ‘Treasury Mobile Direct’, launched by the World Bank and Central Bank. The scheme aims to capitalise on the popularity and success…