The Zimbabwe Stock Exchange (ZSE) has listed on its stock market. According to reports, this initiative is expected to increase its visibility and transparency while attracting investments.

The Zimbabwe Stock Exchange (ZSE) joins the Johannesburg Stock Exchange in South Africa, the Nairobi Stock Exchange in Kenya, and the Nigerian Exchange Group. According to African Markets, these are the only four African banks listed on their platforms. It was listed through its new holding company ZSE Holdings (ZSEHL), with its shares debuting

African Markets indicated on 11 July that “this listing should increase the visibility of the stock exchange, improve transparency and make Zimbabwe more attractive for local and international investors. By joining the ranks of listed companies, the ZSE is committed to respecting the same governance standards as its counterparts.” According to the information, “the listing aims to improve the visibility of the stock exchange, signal higher governance standards, and attract domestic and foreign investment.” As a listed entity, ZSE will be subject to the same disclosure and compliance obligations as other companies on its board of directors