Stockbrokers Cash In on NSE Boom with Sh14bn in Commissions

Author: Kepha MuiruriPublished on: October 27, 2026Country: Kenya

Business & Economy

Stockbrokers Cash In on NSE Boom with Sh14bn in Commissions

Stockbrokers earned up to Sh14 billion in commissions from share sales and purchases amid a boom at the Nairobi Securities Exchange (NSE). Capital Markets Authority (CMA) data showed that shares worth Sh395 billion were traded on the exchange in the nine months to September 2026. That figure was more than twice the total turnover for all of last year, which stood at Sh145 billion.

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