The JSE Ltd, the listed company that operates Africa’s largest exchange, aims to grow its non-trading revenue by double digits in the years ahead as the volume of shares being traded on the local bourse dwindles, posing a liquidity challenge for investors.

CEO Leila Fourie on Monday said the exchange would be rolling out several new products to augment its non-trading business, which now accounts for 36.8% of revenue, up from 29% in 2019...

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