The Zimbabwe Stock Exchange (ZSE) is currently facilitating a capacity-building initiative focused on Exchange-Traded Funds (ETFs) for representatives from the Malawi Stock Exchange and the Reserve Bank of Malawi.
ETFs consist of a collection of various investments, including stocks, commodities, and bonds, aggregated into a single entity. This entity then issues shares that can be traded on major stock exchanges.
According to a recent notice from the ZSE, the primary goal of this engagement is to help Malawi understand the ETF landscape in Zimbabwe, which will assist the Malawi Stock Exchange in developing an effective Exchange-Traded Funds (ETF) framework.
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“The ZSE is hosting delegates from the Malawi Stock Exchange and the Reserve Bank of Malawi for a capacity-building exercise on ETFs. The purpose of this study tour is to gain insights into the ETF environment in Zimbabwe, which will support the Malawi Stock Exchange in creating a suitable framework for ETFs in Malawi.”
Established in 1994, the Malawi Stock Exchange (MSE) began equity trading in November 1996 with the listing of the National Insurance Company Limited (NICO). Before this, the exchange primarily facilitated secondary market trading in Government of Malawi bonds, including Treasury Bills and Local Registered Stock.
