It is said that investors don’t have a crystal ball, but the yield curve is the next best thing. More on this a little later. 2021 was an exciting year at the Nairobi Securities Exchange. We witnessed the resurgence of corporate debt issuances (including Urban Housing Renewal Ltd’s interestingly tenured 18-month instrument priced at 11.0%); … Continue reading 2022: A Year to Finally Look at the Nairobi Bourse’s Derivatives Market?
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2022: A Year to Finally Look at the Nairobi Bourse’s Derivatives Market?
It is said that investors don’t have a crystal ball, but the yield curve is the next best thing. More on this a little later. 2021 was an exciting year at the Nairobi Securities Exchange. We witnessed the resurgence of corporate debt issuances (including Urban Housing Renewal Ltd’s interestingly tenured 18-month instrument priced at 11.0%); … Continue reading 2022: A Year to Finally Look at the Nairobi Bourse’s Derivatives Market?