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Earlier this week, the Nairobi Securities Exchange announced the appointment of Frank Mwiti as the new CEO. Mwiti now replaces outgoing CEO Geoffrey Odundo who exits at the beginning of next month. Denis Otieno looks at the performance of the NSE under Odundo's watch and expectations from his successor.
Geoffrey Odundo exits NSE after 9 years at the helm
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