Somalia launches first national stock exchange




“NSES will initially operate as a private and self-regulatory organization model, working closely with relevant public institutions to oversee and ensure market integrity and transparency, the bourse said in a statement issued in Mogadishu, the capital of Somalia.”

“Trading on the exchange is projected to begin early next year, targeting key sectors including telecoms, banking, real estate, and energy to drive national economic growth.”

"NSES will create opportunities for companies to access capital, for investors to support Somalia's growth, and for our economy to integrate effectively into regional and global markets," he added.

“It will provide a platform for issuing government-backed, Sharia-compliant Sukuk (bonds) to finance priority infrastructure and development projects across the nation, according to the statement.”
 

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Oh cool some damn bonds for infrastructure development this is a good way for govt to source money to build or repair infrastructure when taxation revenues r low but it also needs a good credit line thru an outsider like a range of global credit providers as back up also but alot of this depends on the rule of law, institutional excellence, and good governance plus their govt policy needs to be testable. If any of those 3 areas are considered weak or volatile I'm sorry but no-one is risking too much money.

They need to increase their credit rating as a nation which depends on those govt metrics I mentioned.
 
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