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Why public is being offered a piece of Nairobi Securities Exchange

Why public is being offered a piece of Nairobi Securities Exchange
Nairobi Securities Exchange CEO Peter Mwangi. [Photo: Lillian Kiarie/Standard]

Kenya: It is impossible to talk about the 60-year-old Nairobi Securities Exchange going public and ignore the man steering the ship, Mr Peter Mwangi, 44.

Mr Mwangi has done rather well for himself, working his way up from a nondescript village in Nyeri to head two multi-billion-shilling companies — Centum and the NSE.

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