Landmark Issuance of Linzi Sukuk on the Nairobi Securities Exchange In a historic moment for Kenyan capital markets, the Nairobi Securities Exchange (NSE) recently admitted a Ksh. 3 Billion Islamic Secured Residential Lease Based Securities, Linzi Sukuk, onto its Unquoted Securities Platform (USP). Raisin Capital, in partnership with LIAISON Group,
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Nairobi, the beating heart of East Africa, pulsates with entrepreneurial energy. From fintech startups disrupting the financial landscape to agri-businesses revolutionizing food security, innovation thrives. But for these ventures to blossom, access to capital is vital. This is where investment preparedness takes center stage. Why Prepare for Investment in Nairobi?
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