Capital.com Secures CMA Licence to Operate as Online Forex Broker in Kenya

Capital.com has received approval from Kenya’s Capital Markets Authority to operate as a licensed online forex broker, marking its official entry into the Kenyan market...

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Global fintech trading platform Capital.com has been granted a regulatory license by the Capital Markets Authority (CMA) of Kenya, allowing it to operate as a licensed Dealing Online Foreign Exchange Broker in the country.

The license, issued under number 244, authorizes Capital.com to offer regulated online forex and trading services to Kenyan clients.
Capital.com has appointed Samwel Kiraka as Chief Executive Officer, Kenya, to lead its local operations.
Capital.com emphasized its commitment to compliance, risk management, and transparency in its operations within Kenya.

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