Kiprono, affectionately known as ‘Kip’, has directed particular attention towards spearheading the revival of the privatisation program in Kenya, with the aim of facilitating the divestment of several state-owned enterprises (SOEs)
Standard Chartered Kenya was the first foreign bank in the country.
Under Kiprono Kittony’s tenure, the NSE has launched its Environmental, Social and Governance (ESG) Disclosures Guidance Manual.
South African business mogul Michael Joseph is currently Chair of the Kenya Airways (KQ) Board, a position he has held since October 2016.
Isaac Awuondo serves as Chair of the Board of NCBA Bank Kenya PLC, following the consolidation of Commercial Bank of Africa (CBA) and NIC Group PLC in September 2019.
The bank serves Corporate, Commercial, Institutional and Retail clients, offering Financial Markets, Transaction Banking, Wealth Creation and Corporate Finance products.
The importance of the NSE to Kenya’s long-term economic growth cannot be overstated. Besides encouraging savings and investments, it also provides an avenue for companies and the government to access cost-effective capital through equities and bonds.
Kiprono Kittony is the current chairman of the Nairobi Securities Exchange, the leading securities exchange in East and Central Africa. He had earlier served as a non-executive director of NSE since 2018.
Over the course of his career, Geoffrey Odundo has contributed immensely towards the growth of the Capital Markets in Kenya through current and former roles.
In his role as the CEO, Geoffrey Odundo has successfully spearheaded the development of innovative financial solutions for both investors and issuers, making the NSE the second most product diverse market in Africa, making Kenya realize its aspiration of becoming Africa’s premium financial services hub by the year 2030.