Zimbabwe: Datvest Lists Etf On ZSE

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Zimbabwe: Datvest Lists Etf On ZSE

[The Herald] DATVEST Asset Management Company listed its exchange traded fund (ETF) on the Zimbabwe Stock Exchange (ZSE) yesterday, with the Treasury saying this testified to the Government's commitment to continuously open up the economy.

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