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Genghis Capital Review
Genghis Capital is a Nairobi investment bank regulated by Kenya's CMA. In 2025 the CMA said it was pressing the firm over unpaid stakeholder debt.
Min Deposit
N/A
Spreads From
Not applicable, not a leveraged forex or CFD broker
Max Leverage
Not applicable, no leveraged forex or CFD product offered
Platforms
G-Kuze app, ActiveTrader
Pros
- Licensed by both Kenya's CMA and the Retirement Benefits Authority
- Runs its own G Kuze app and ActiveTrader portal for NSE trading
- Offers a full range of products from stock trading to pensions
- Client assets sit in accounts kept separate from company funds
Cons
- CMA said in January 2025 it was pressing Genghis over unpaid stakeholder debt
- Faced past liquidity trouble when its bank, Chase Bank, failed in 2016
- Not a forex or CFD broker, so no leverage or spread figures exist
- No specific CMA license number is published for independent checking
Genghis Capital Limited is a Nairobi investment bank that became a licensed Capital Markets intermediary in 2008. Pamoja Capital took over the firm in 2016. It is licensed by Kenya's Capital Markets Authority and the Retirement Benefits Authority.
The firm trades NSE listed shares, bonds, and over the counter instruments, and it runs money market and pension products through its own G Kuze app and ActiveTrader portal. Genghis also had liquidity trouble in 2016 when its main bank, Chase Bank, went into receivership.
In January 2025, Kenya's CMA said it was engaging Genghis Capital over unmet contractual debt owed to a stakeholder, though it confirmed client fund accounts stay separate from the firm's own money. Ask about this directly before you commit new funds.
Max Leverage
Not applicable, no leveraged forex or CFD product offered
Spreads From
Not applicable, not a leveraged forex or CFD broker
Platforms
Regulators
- CMA (Kenya)
- NSE (Nairobi Stock Exchange)
