Khartoum Stock Exchange (KSE), an institution concerned with regulating and supervising listed Sudanese securities such as government stocks, sukuk, or investment funds, regulating the sale and purchase of securities to serve the Sudanese economy, and providing an attractive environment for investment by collecting savings and employing them optimally and preserving the rights of shareholders in companies included.
Serious steps to establish a stock market began in August 1992, in light of the economic liberalization policy advocated by the tripartite economic rescue program (1990 - 1993). The Capital Markets Authority was established in 1992, and in November of the same year, the Council of Ministers approved an amendment to the Securities Market Law of 1982, but this amended law did not fulfill all the purposes of establishing a stock market. In 1994, the National Transitional Council approved the Khartoum Stock Exchange Law, according to which the Khartoum Stock Exchange became an independent legal entity.
For more information visit: http://www.kse.com.sd/
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