Over the past few years, Kenya has established itself as the world’s capital for mobile finance. Today, for instance, there are only very few instances where you would need to visit a traditional bank to carry out a transaction.
As the country’s mode of financial operation has evolved, players in the market have also come up with new ways of doing business and investing.
One of these ways is bound to have a profound effect on how people collect and build wealth, as well as open up millions of Kenyans to the possibilities of investing in the securities market.
This is the innovation that revolutionizing how people buy and sell shares at the NSE (Nairobi Securities Exchange), and comes from the Kingdom Securities Limited (KSL).
This innovation is a mobile trading application that allows investors to buy and sell shares, and is Kingdom Securities Limited’s part of efforts to enhance efficiency and customer service.
The new mobile platform enables investors to monitor the market in real-time and trade from any location, giving them more options for managing their equity portfolios.
You can buy and sell shares through our Online Share Trading platform (OST). This is a web-based trading application providing investors with direct access to their CDS accounts to help with Kingdom Securities Limited
“Trading just became easier. All you need to do is download KSL Trader App on Google Playstore,” says KSL.
CLICK HERE TO DOWNLOAD THE KSL TRADER APP ON PLAYSTORE!
Investors on the Nairobi Securities Exchange can also place orders by making physical visits to stockbrokers or using their online platforms.
Market participants are, however, investing heavily in virtual trading solutions in a bid to lower costs and make it easier for investors to trade.
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Kingdom Securities Limited (KSL) is a subsidiary of the Co-operative Bank of Kenya Limited, the third largest bank in terms of asset base in Kenya. The bank acquired 60% controlling interest in Bob Mathews and is now trading as Kingdom Securities Limited (KSL).
It formally started operations on June 11th 2009 and is supported by a strong distribution network of 162 Co-op Bank branches nationwide. KSL is licensed by the Capital Markets Authority (CMA) under license no 03/09.
