NSE slips as Satrix opens global market access in Nairobi
The NSE 25 fell 0.35% to 5,715.21 and the NSE 20 lost 0.55% to 3,569.5 on April 28. The session was framed by a wave of 2025 audited results, including Jubilee Holdings, Sanlam Allianz Holdings Kenya, WPP Scangroup, BOC Kenya, Sameer Africa and Limuru Tea, according to April 28 filings. Kenyan investors will soon gain access to global markets through the NSE listing of the Satrix MSCI World Feeder ETF, according to an April 28 analyst report. In banking, Co-op Bank Kenya split into a holding company and wants to expand in East Africa, according to News Ghana, while Nedbank visited Rwanda to advance a takeover of NCBA Bank, reports Kigali Today, after NCBA's 2025 results were driven by digital loans, according to TechTrendsKE.
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