Kenyan Wallstreet

Kenyan Wallstreet's Eric Asuma talks to MediaPal CEO Maurice Juma on the status of Adtech in Kenya, MediaPal's expansion plans to the rest of the continent, the MediaPal partnership with Twitter, and how programmatic advertising is changing the Adspace. 

Mwakaneno talks to insurance experts from Zamara and AiCare on insurance lines that would benefit from Peer-to-Peer Insurance models in Kenya, successes and learnings from P2P insurance implementations globally and how tech can support and improve the delivery of P2P insurance models in Kenya. 

Kenya Association of Manufacturers CEO Phyllis Wakiaga talks to Ally Mwakaneno on journey of becoming the Associations' CEO,  promoting women businesses in the manufacturing sector and the importance of recognizing the achievements of women. 

Safaricom could be a case of profit-taking in the short term, while its long term prospect looks good, considering its previous performance over time and Ethiopian expansion. Kenya's energy segment is ambivalent, with optimism towards given KenGen's plans of selling directly to consumers. On the other hand, there are dim prospects of KPLC, which awaits tariff reviews and suffers huge debt.  G...

In this episode, the Kenyan Wallstreet Squad Discussed : The local and regional market. The oversubscribed infrastructure bond. Kenya's debt service deferment. Cleantech and EVs. BTC BlackRock accepting Bitcoin in two funds Biden's Inaguration on markets.

Kenyan Wallstreet's Ally Mwakaneno talks to KOA co-founder Delila Kidanu on Kenya's savings culture and challenges in the regional savings space. Delila gives her insights on creating savings products for digital natives and how Koa promotes effortless saving in Kenya and Africa. 

Inhouse Chief Financial Analyst Felix Ochieng talks to Kenyan Wallstreet CTO Eric Jackson on what to expect in this week's markets, including Safaricom's bullish prospects until March, gains in Bamburi Cement shares which had earlier declines because of COVID-19 and its performance. They also discuss opportunities in the construction industry, the impact of foreigners exiting KCB and how markets w...

In this episode, the squad discusses 1. Briter Bridges Funding Report  on startups in Africa 2. Safaricom bull run which hit an all-time high and its future   3. Big Tech censorship of Trump 4.  Censorship by governments, case in point Uganda. 

Kenyan Wallstreet Founder Eric Asuma and  Chief Financial Analyst Felix talk about investor long term focus in the global markets, rising profit warnings in Kenyan companies and Safaricom's outlook for 2021.

Pepperstone Head of Research Chris Weston talks about how the COVID-19 Vaccine will speed up the service industry and drive economic recovery in 2021, how Biden's stimulus will repair the US labour market, and the need for education in Cryptocurrency. Chris shares some of the institutional adoptions of Cryptocurrency, the need for education and currencies to watch in the year. 

Kenyan Wallstreet Founder Eric Asuma talks to Catherine Musakali, Founding Member at Dorion Associates and Advocate of the High Court on building the capacity of women for board positions, diversity and returns to stakeholders, promoting different voices in company leadership. Catherine also talks about how to recognize and are the achievements of women, and inspire the younger generations.

Ally, Eric and Eric sit at a table over wine and talk all things Africa, tech, business, economics and the world. 

Kenyan Wallstreet CTO Eric Jackson talks to Addlestone PR Founder and CEO Kendi Perpetual on the importance of storytelling for brands, how COVID-19 has changed the public relations, leveraging tech for public relations and innovations for low-cost public relations communication in Africa. 

Kenyan Wallstreet Founder Eric Asuma talks to Money Wise Founder and Faida Investments Director Rina Hicks, on the status of savings and investment in Kenya, how to invest at a time of crisis, mistakes when making investment decisions, picking out between different investment instruments, and some of the red flags investors can watch out for. 

Our Chief Financial Analyst Felix Ochieng talks to Johannesburg Stock Exchange CEO Leila Fourie on promoting trust in exchanges, the challenges faced in running exchanges, developing avenues for Pan African investment, promoting sustainable development, and plans for the JSE to introduce a private market in the infrastructure and SME space as exchanges globally recover from the Coronavirus.

Michael Koech, Manager responsible for Climate and Environmental Management at Safaricom, talks to Mwakaneno on how Safaricom's recent ISO Certifications help the company deliver quality services to its customers and protect the different products' reputation and how the ISO certifications translate to better product experience through fostering continuous improvement. 

Ally Mwakaneno talks to AI Care CEO Arthur Mulwa on how pay per kilometre and Pay when you drive will cut claims for insurers, and premiums for clients, using Ai algorithms to detect accidents will automated ambulance dispatch and improve road safety.

Kenyan Wallstreet CTO Eric Jackson talks to Caroline Gorski, Global Director at R² Data Labs on how to achieve a symbitoic relationship between humans and AI, attaining unsupervised learning and promoting global representation towards advancing AI

Ally Mwakaneno talks to Bricklane Capital LLP Managing Partner Ibrahim Karuthiru on the various platforms to invest in offshore stocks, and the difference between managed accounts and individual accounts.

In this episode of the Kenyan Wallstreet Podcast , Eric Asuma from Kenyan Wallstreet chats with Brian Myers, who is CEO of Equiti Capital, which is part of the FCA regulated arm of global FX and CFDs brokerage Equiti Group.  In February 2018 the Equiti Group, through its Kenyan subsidiary EGM Securities, became the first online forex broker to receive a license from Kenya's Capital Markets Au...

In Kenya and Nigeria, digital lenders have important decisions to make with very little data. So one of the things CARMA does is to convince these lenders to contribute their own data to its database. This way, all the lenders in a country can easily

The Kenya banking sector has today reaffirmed its commitment to enhance service delivery for Persons living With Disabilities (PWDs) as part of its long- term strategic objective to entrench financial services across the country. This follows the official release of the Persons With Disabilities (PWD) Pilot Project Report by the Central Bank of Kenya Governor, Dr. Patrick Njoroge, today during a v...

Ally Mwakaneno talks to AI Care CEO Arthur Mulwa on how AI Care telematics is reducing fraud and therefore losses in motor insurance, using telematics to customize pricing and improving accident response time using automated systems.

Africa's talent pool has yet again produced an innovation, Solar Workstations. Join Nyawira Thairu whose curiosity on Twitter landed her on Solar Pocha's innovation which utilizes one of Africa's rich resources, solar,  to power a workspace of 8-10 people in an open space. The workspace is also creatively designed to be wheelchair accessible making it all-inclusive.

Mövenpick Hotel & Residences Nairobi has partnered with the world's leading cognac maker, Hennessy to mark the beginning of the festive season at the Hotel's Kijani restaurant in an event to also celebrate and reflect on the unpredictable year 2020 has been. The collaboration with Hennessy is much anticipated as it will majorly feature new ways to make cocktails -a much-needed kind of culinary...