This surge in popularity and increase of the global market size to $9.32bn in 2022 has been instrumental in democratising investment opportunities, enabling individuals from various corners of the world to partake in online trading. Based on a comprehensive analysis conducted by Grand View Research in 2020, the global online trading market showcased a valuation of approximately $15.47bn in 2019.
Emerging markets are reaping a multitude of benefits from the rise of online trading, which is transforming their financial landscapes in significant ways. One prominent advantage is the enhanced accessibility and financial inclusion it brings. Online trading platforms have opened doors for individuals who were previously excluded from traditional investment opportunities, empowering them to participate in global markets.
Navigating Africa’s often complex and variable regulatory landscape presents another potential hurdle. Whilst regulation across the African regions varies in terms of transparency and sophistication, most countries have been working to refine their regulatory frameworks to promote stability, transparency, and investor confidence.
However, it’s important to note that while AI provides valuable insights and assistance, its effectiveness is dependent on the quality of human input and requires human assessment for accurate decision-making. AI acts as an enabler rather than a replacement for online trading platforms, working in tandem with human expertise to optimise trading experiences and outcomes.
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