Abojani holds its first summit

Abojani Investment, a digital-first personal finance management company held its inaugural investment summit on Saturday. The event’s main speakers were Paul Mwai, CEO AIB Capital and Reuben Kimani CEO Username Investment.

Abojani CEO Robert Ochieng says the company aspires to train 1m Kenyans on Financial awareness by 2020.

According to Username CEO Reuben Kimani, Investors willing to invest in the real estate sector should look at traffic analysis in lowly priced areas with solid backing showing potential for growth and do due diligence to avoid fraud. Investors should therefore not just invest haphazardly but invest in selected real estate with upside potential return on investment.

Paul Mwai, CEO AIB Capital made a case for investing in the stock market. Asset allocation into various investment asset classes is very important before one decides to invest. The stock market is favoured by private sector-driven growth rather than public sector-driven growth. He said that low-risk free interest rate environment also makes investors seek opportunities in the stock markets and other asset classes rather than investing in government securities.