The market closed the day on a mixed note, with the NASI and NSE 25 shedding 0.8% each. Furthermore, the N10 declined by 1.0% whereas NSE 20 remained unchanged during the session. #SIBResearch
About us
Standard Investment Bank (SIB) is one of Kenya’s foremost financial services firm. We offer the market a single point of entry for Investment Banking, Investment Management, Securities Trading and Corporate Finance. Companies, Individuals all over the world always look to raise capital for growth. They also strategise for greater competitiveness, survival and profitability. Standard Investment Bank has been at the forefront of assisting our clients to achieve these goals. At SIB, the team upholds the highest standards and excellence and we have built a reputation for affordability, reliability and maintenance of cordial relationships with our clients during and after project completion. We believe it is the right of every citizen to partake in the prosperity of the country and that it is our responsibility to arrange or enable this opportunity to the best of our ability. Over the years we have had the opportunity to be involved in over Kes. 240 billion worth of East Africa corporate transactions in which we delivered an investment funds oversupply of 241%. We have had the opportunity to work with over 130,000 foreign & local investors and over Kes. 11 billion of assets has been entrusted to us. In December 2018, SIB was licensed as the first Online Forex Trading Money Manager in Kenya, by the CMA, under the CMA Online Forex Trading Regulations, 2017. We thank you for entrusting us with your deeply held aspirations and for the journey of prosperity we are going to embark on together. We would not be where we are without your trust.
- Website
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https://www.sib.co.ke
External link for Standard Investment Bank
- Industry
- Investment Banking
- Company size
- 51-200 employees
- Headquarters
- Nairobi, Kenya
- Type
- Privately Held
- Founded
- 1995
Locations
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Primary
Get directions
Kenyatta Avenue
JKUAT Towers, 16th Floor
Nairobi, Kenya 13714 00 800, KE
Employees at Standard Investment Bank
Updates
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The market closed the day on a bearish note, with the NASI and NSE 20 shedding 0.3% and 0.2%, respectively. Furthermore, the N10 and NSE 25 declined by 0.4% each. #SIBResearch
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The market closed the day on a bearish note, with the NASI and NSE 25 shedding 0.8% and 0.5%, respectively. Furthermore, the N10 and NSE 20 declined by 0.6% each. #SIBResearch
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The market closed the week on a mixed note with the N10 and the NSE 25 shedding 0.8%w/w each. The NSE 20 gained 0.3%w/w while the NASI shed 1.3%w/w. #SIBResearch
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During the week, liquidity in the interbank market remained stable with the average interbank lending rate remaining relatively unchanged at 13.15% as was recorded in the previous week. On the other hand, average volumes traded declined by 29.9% to KES 26.94bn from KES 38.43bn the previous week, albeit with a 19.2% increase in the interbank deals. The CBK discount window, remained inactive during the weeks. #SIBResearch
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The market closed the week on a mixed note with the N10 and the NSE 25 shedding 0.8%w/w each. The NSE 20 gained 0.3%w/w while the NASI shed 1.3%w/w. #SIBResearch