Kenyans have been ranked second globally in the tier of citizens who are actively chasing high-risk, high-reward investment opportunities, despite financial instability.
A new report by experts at BrokerChooser highlighted what they described as a 'Financial Audacity Score', which determines where people are most likely to invest in despite facing financial challenges.
According to the report, Kenya scored a notable 8.40 out of 10, coming in behind South Africa, which topped the list with a score of 8.63.
Pakistan (8.37), the Philippines (8.30) and India (8.18) round off the top five countries globally whose population are investment-hungry despite lacking the necessary resources to take on the investments.
