NSE to launch investment app

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The Nigerian Stock Exchange is set to launch an investment application called ‘X-Mobile’.

The NSE, in a statement on Tuesday, described the app as a dynamic and user-friendly mobile application, which was designed to enhance investors’ participation in the Nigerian capital market.

The NSE said the application was designed to provide market participants, especially retail investors, convenient, faster and real-time access to the Exchange’s activities. “With X-Mobile, users can create personalised watch lists to keep track of chosen securities, eliminating the need to access multiple information sources.”

The Divisional Head, Trading Business, NSE, Mr Jude Chiemeka, noted that the delivery of the NSE Mobile App was consistent with Exchange’s new strategic intent to leverage the fourth industrial revolution and the era of digitisation to enhance the operation of the market.

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