Kenyans may be ready to invest, but borrowing is moving faster than investing

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Quickmart’s share offer has lowered the price of admission to the stock market. At Sh7.50 per share, the 500-share minimum application costs KSh 3,750, putting direct equity investment within reach of more retail investors. But an affordable entry point does not automatically mean households have money available to invest. …

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