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Kenya calls for public views on Nairobi financial hub

Kenya's Treasury Cabinet secretary Henry Rotich. PHOTO | FILE

Kenya has invited public comments on a planned law seeking to transform Nairobi into a financial hub.

National Treasury Cabinet Secretary Henry Rotich said the Nairobi International Financial Centre Bill will lay the groundwork for establishing the centre modelling Nairobi as a financial district in line with existing financial centres in European, Middle East, and Far East capitals such as London, Dubai and Hong Kong.

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