Improvement of management mechanisms of stock exchanges in african countries

Abstract

This paper examines the management mechanisms of stock exchanges in African countries and proposes improvements to enhance their efficiency and effectiveness. The study analyzes the current state of stock exchanges in Africa, including their governance structure, regulatory framework, and market infrastructure. Through an extensive review of relevant literature and case studies, the research identifies several challenges that hinder the optimal functioning of stock exchanges in Africa, such as limited resources, insufficient legal and regulatory frameworks and a lack of human capital. Nevertheless, with the right policies and initiatives, African stock exchanges can become more robust and efficient, contributing to the growth and development of the continent. Improvement of the management mechanisms of stock exchanges in African countries has become a crucial priority for economic growth and development on the continent. This research paper examines various strategies that can be implemented to enhance the management mechanisms of African stock exchanges. These strategies include building strong market infrastructure, increasing liquidity, improving corporate governance, encouraging local companies to list, developing investor education programs, promoting transparency and disclosure, and enhancing the regulatory framework.