NSE targets higher foreign inflows on improved access to currency

Nairobi Securities Exchange.

The trading floor at the Nairobi Securities Exchange. PHOTO | NMG

The Nairobi Securities Exchange (NSE) is expected to see improved portfolio inflows from foreign investors following the end of the hard currency drought.

This week, Morgan Stanley Capital International (MSCI), a provider of services for global investors, hinted at ending its adverse view on local equities following the much-improved access to foreign currency allowing offshore investors to invest and repatriate capital.