Victoria Falls Stock Exchange

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Victoria Falls Stock Exchange
Type Stock exchange
Location Victoria Falls, Flag of Zimbabwe.svg  Zimbabwe
Founded2020
Key peopleCaroline Sandura (Board Chairperson)
Justin Bgoni (CEO)
Website vfex.exchange

The Victoria Falls Stock Exchange (VFEX) is a small stock exchange headquartered in Victoria Falls, Zimbabwe. [1] It was established in 2020, as a subsidiary of the Zimbabwe Stock Exchange (ZSE) [2] to operate in the Victoria Falls special economic zone. [3] [4] The VFEX's trading currency of the U.S. Dollar allows the exchange to shield investors from exchange control risk. [5]

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Trading times

The VFEX operates with the following trading times:

These times excludes weekends and public holidays.

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References

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