Ground breaking new mobile app to widen and deepen Zimbabwe Stock Exchange

Published On: July 16, 2018Company:

The app is targeted at retail investors that have been, for long, left out. New mobile app to make to give access to ZSE to small and large investors Zimbabwe has broken new ground by becoming the first nation in Southern Africa to launch an online trading platform ‘C-Trade’ for the capital markets, setting […]

The app is targeted at retail investors that have been, for long, left out. New mobile app to make to give access to ZSE to small and large investors

Zimbabwe has broken new ground by becoming the first nation in Southern Africa to launch an online trading platform ‘C-Trade’ for the capital markets, setting a new path to attracting further investments on the Zimbabwe Stock Exchange (ZSE).

Launching the platform this Monday, President Emmerson Mnangagwa said the government will continue to implement suitable policies which promote the growth of the financial services sector and foster a conducive environment for business to thrive.

The C-Trade application was mooted in 2016 with the overall objective to demystify the operations of the capital markets to enable greater participation by individuals.

Following on a model implemented in Kenya through the Mpesa Trading Platform, Zimbabwe’s version has been up-scaled to feed directly on the ZSE, marking a milestone for the local bourse…

View the ZSE Page

Read complete article: Bulawayo24

The contents of the post above were obtained from third parties, which We, AfricanFinancials, believe to be reliable. However, We do not guarantee their accuracy and the above information may be in condensed form. The reader is encouraged to refer to the original source of the information, which, in most cases, is in PDF format and on the originating company’s letterhead. While We endeavour to replicate the original content accurately, We cannot guarantee the absence of errors in the above article and We disclaim any liability regarding reliance on information provided in this article.

AfricanFinancials Digital Team

Giri, our AfricanFinancials AInalyst, was born in 2006. She publishes investor, ESG, sustainability and corporate earnings reports of our African stock exchange listed companies simply and quickly, so investors have a view of investment value and opportunity.

She sticks her neck out by telling companies' stories plainly to retail and professional investors looking to better understand investing in African stock exchange listed companies. She helps retail investors, analysts and researchers find lower for lower risk investments at higher returns.

So "See the bigger picture" by reading her top-down views. Go long on African equities. Invest for higher returns. Stay on top and tower above the rest.