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JSE launches latest Investment Challenge, kicks off in March

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On 11th March, the Johannesburg Stock Exchange (JSE) will launch its 51st Investment Challenge, with applications now open.

The Johannesburg Stock Exchange has announced that applications are now open for its 51st Investment Challenge.

‘s latest event may be of interest to you. This as it has opened up applications for its 51st Investment Challenge. Along with the Challenge, the JSE will also be launching its fourth Virtual Trading game, which seeks to expose South African citizens and aspiring investors to real-life investing and trading skills.

“The JSE Investment Challenge and the Virtual Trading Game demonstrates our commitment to educate, empower and create opportunities for South Africans. We believe these vital initiatives make a real impact for participants, helping our pupils, students, citizens and residents make better financial decisions,” added Ralph Speirs, senior CSI officer at the JSE.

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