Nancy Njau: Family Bank Insider Leading Its NSE Test | The Kenyan Wallstreet
Nancy’s rise from Family Bank insider to CEO now faces public-market scrutiny after the lender’s NSE listing, backed by stronger assets, deposits and profits.
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Jul 18, 2025 - Jul 17, 2026Symbols
| Symbol | Name | Price | Today's Change | Volume | Market Cap | 52 Week Range |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
 | Nairobi Securities Exchange | 24.00 | ▲+0.10(+0.42%) | 317.4K | KES 6.23 B |
In The News
NSE Defies Foreign Selling as Local Investors Drive a Broad but Thinner Rally
The Nairobi Securities Exchange ended the session in positive territory, but the headline “market up” only tells half the story. The more revealing development was the clash between two forces: local investors increased their dominance of trading while foreign investors sold heavily. Local demand won the day, allowing every major index to close higher even as total trading activity contracted sharply.
Insurers’ NSE portfolio climbs to four-year high amid rally
The rise in the share of the industry’s NSE holding came in the period their value of quoted shares rose 75.4 percent to Sh47.46 billion from Sh27.05 billion, pointing to a mix of new purchases...
SACCOs’ Plan to List At the NSE Gathers Pace
SACCOs (Savings and Credit Cooperative Societies) have yet to show any interest in listing at the Nairobi Securities Exchange(NSE). This is despite them controlling huge cash deposits and big balance sheets that are much larger than those owned by some listed low-tier banks and small to medium sized enterprises. However, financial regulators are burning the […]
Gamblers beat NSE with Sh330bn stakes in one year
As a boom in online gambling across Africa gathers pace, governments are hiking taxes to contain addiction risks and fill depleted state coffers.
NSE Activity Hits a Pause Button After Monday Rally
NSE (Nairobi Securities Exchange) Market Activity hit by pause to breath this Tuesday after Monday’s broad-based rally. While most indices closed marginally lower, trading activity at the NSE strengthened significantly, suggesting that investor participation remains healthy rather than signalling a deterioration in market sentiment. The NSE 20 Share Index was the only major index to […]
NSE Market Cap Hits Record KSh3.84Tn, Foreign Buying Returns | The Kenyan Wallstreet
The NSE extended its rally in the week ended July 10 as market capitalization hit a record KSh3.84 trillion and foreign investors returned to net buying.
Tom Mulwa Begins His Tenure as NSE Chairman. Here's What Comes Next.
Tom Mulwa takes over leadership of the Nairobi Securities Exchange at a pivotal moment for Kenya's capital markets. Here's what his priorities could mean for investors, listed companies and future listings.
What KES 4.7 Million Bought At The inaugural NSE Art Auction | The Kenyan Wallstreet
How Kenya's stock exchange auctioned fine art for KES 4.7M — a look inside the NSE Art Auction and its push to make art a listed asset class
Tom Mulwa: I’ll make NSE a market for every Kenyan
Our ambition is to have nine million Kenyans participating in the securities market. We want the NSE to belong to ordinary wananchi, not just large corporations.
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