SA’s smaller bourses nipping at JSE’s heels
In its results for the year ended December 31, the JSE reported 25 delistings, up from 20 the previous year. There were eight listings in 2021 from four the previous year
14 August 2022 - 10:45
The JSE is likely to remain SA’s dominant equity and debt market in terms of size and liquidity for the foreseeable future even as the country’s newest exchanges are making steady progress in attracting new listings in their bid to create viable alternatives to Africa’s largest bourse.
Since 2016, at least three major new stock exchanges have come to market, including the Cape Town Stock Exchange, previously called 4AX, secondary listings specialist A2X and ZAR X...
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