Windsor Brokers unveils free data service exclusively for young traders in Kenya
NAIROBI, Kenya, Oct 16...The initiative seeks to maximize access to global markets while reducing the cost of trading, marking a pioneering innovation in Kenya's online trading industry, clients can place their trades anywhere without incurring Internet costs after depletion of their own data.
Regulated by Capital Markets Authority (CMA) the financial firm provides access to various financial instruments which include Shares, Forex pairs, indices, Metals, Energies among others serving clients in over 80 countries.
The Global Investment firm aims to bridge digital divide ensuring that traders on their different location have uninterrupted access to the markets and are able to capitalize on trading opportunities.
In addition the complimentary data is exclusively available to Windosor Brokers clients in Kenya trading on Meta Trader 4 (MT4) mobile application and Safaricom subscribers.
"At Windsor brokers, we believe that financial inclusion is a conerstone of economic development, we developed this solution to empower Kenyan youth who constitute 80 percent falling within 18-35 years age bracket they are tech survey and Continuously alternative investment opportunities", said Martin Ngugi, CEO Windsor brokers.
Ngugi noted that many traders in Kenya Particularly young ones, face significant barriers due to high cost of internet access with the free data initiative is a solution to the problem ensuring that traders whether in urban or rural areas can access markets anytime, anywhere without any interruption.
Similarly the free internet data initiative is part of the firms broader startegy to support traders worldwide by laveraging cutting-edge technology and innovative solutions.
"By providing free internet data, Windsor Brokers aims to empower traders by giving them the tools and knowledge needed to succeed, promote financial literacy and support Kenya's fintech growth, helping to create a robust trading environment that contributes to the country's economic development", added Mr. Ngugi.
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