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Kenya Plans Over-the-Counter Market for Government Securities

Bloomberg Markets Monday 12 October 2026, 16:46 UTC By David Herbling 1 min read
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Kenya Plans Over-the-Counter Market for Government Securities Kenya plans to begin an over-the-counter trading platform for government securities to help boost the local debt market. The move is part of “reforms aimed at strengthening the public debt management framework and developing the domestic debt market,” the Public Debt Management Office said in its medium-term strategy document published on the National Treasury’s website.

Kenya Plans Over-the-Counter Market for Government Securities Kenya plans to begin an over-the-counter trading platform for government securities to help boost the local debt market. The move is part of “reforms aimed at strengthening the public debt management framework and developing the domestic debt market,” the Public Debt Management Office said in its medium-term strategy document published on the National Treasury’s website.
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