EGM Securities has partnered with Sterling Capital to extend global trading opportunities to Kenyans.
The partnership will provide global trading opportunities for Kenyans to trade top-performing global stocks, as well as other asset classes such as indices and commodities like gold and oil.
Samwel Kiraka, CEO of EGM Securities, a subsidiary of the global Equiti Group, said: “The global markets provide Kenyans with great trading opportunities for investment returns. We are very pleased to partner with Sterling Capital to provide global trading opportunities to Kenyans.
“The appointment of Sterling Capital further cements EGM Securities position as the premier provider of multi-asset products in Kenya, and across the African continent, and importantly, to give our people exposure to the global stock markets.”
David Ngaine, CEO of Sterling Capital, said: “We are excited by the prospects of our new partnership with EGM Securities to expand the range of investment options for our clients. Sterling Capital will benefit significantly from EGM Securities’ global experience as a multi-asset online trading broker.
EGM Securities was the first non-dealing online forex broker to be licensed by the Capital Markets Authority and the first to offer derivative contracts on the Nairobi Securities Exchange Derivatives Market.
Sterling Capital is a leading investment bank in Kenya and has been formally recognized as the best investment bank in Kenya by the Global Banking and Finance Magazine for the past two consecutive years.
