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Prop Firms Are Quietly Solving a Problem African Traders Have Had for Decades - PC Tech Magazine
For a talented trader in Kampala, Lagos or Nairobi, the hardest part of the job has never been reading a chart. It has been getting access to the two things the job requires: capital to trade with, and a reliable way to be paid across borders. Both of those have been structurally difficult across much of Africa for reasons that have nothing to do with skill. Local brokerage capital is scarce. International brokers often require minimum deposits …
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Prop Firms Are Quietly Solving a Problem African Traders Have Had for Decades - PC Tech Magazine
For a talented trader in Kampala, Lagos or Nairobi, the hardest part of the job has never been reading a chart. It has been getting access to the two things the job requires: capital to trade with, and a reliable way to be paid across borders. Both of those have been structurally difficult across much of Africa for reasons that have nothing to do with skill. Local brokerage capital is scarce. International brokers often require minimum deposits …
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