Strategic partnership to revolutionize trading and investment

Kiambu

Wednesday August 23, 2023

KNA by Cecilia Njoki

INGOT Brokers, a brokerage firm has partnered with Hisa, a renowned trading app in Kenya in a collaboration aiming to revolutionize the trading and investment landscape in Kenya and Africa at large by providing clients with unprecedented access to international markets.

Hisa App, an advanced mobile app, enables investors to build connections with peers and partake in enriching discussions about personal finance and wealth cultivation, ultimately enhancing their financial literacy and well-being.

Investors can now confidently navigate international markets and trade in a wide range of asset classes such as commodities and stocks.

Ali Shabib, INGOT Brokers CEO speaking during the launch said the collaboration aims to particularly empower Africa’s youth to redefine their financial future using various tools to navigate international markets confidently. 

“Kenyan and African traders can diversify their portfolios and capitalize on global market trends, and through this partnership, we will join forces with Hisa to empower traders and this partnership is our commitment to innovation and inclusivity in the financial sector,” Shabib said.

Hisa CEO, Eric Jackson said they are democratizing access to diverse markets through the partnership with INGOT Brokers. “By merging their expertise with our cutting-edge technology, we are unleashing the potential for every individual to seize the markets and shape their financial destinies like never before,” Jackson said.

“This collaboration is further opening up new opportunities for traders and empowering Africa’s youth to redefine their financial future,” he added.

However, the experts warn that it is important to note that trading and investing in global markets and foreign exchanges carry a high level of risk and can result in significant losses, and may not be suitable for all individuals.

Hisa Technologies Limited is registered in Kenya and enables seamless investment in various opportunities, such as Kenyan and US stocks, exchange-traded funds (ETFs), mutual funds, and real estate investment trusts (REITs).

Courtesy ; K. N. A