Trading Technology's Effect on Zimbabwe Stock Exchange (ZSE) Performance, Especially Automation

Abstract

Robotization of the Zimbabwe Protections Trade was carried out in 2014 determined to work on the productivity of financial exchange execution as estimated by proficiency, turnover and market capitalization. The motivation behind this study was to quantify the effect of mechanization on the Zimbabwe stock trade (ZSE) execution. Yearly auxiliary information from 2012 to 2017 was utilized to quantify the effect of mechanization on securities exchange execution. Board vector autoregressive (PVAR) model was utilized on twelve firms to break down the impact of computerization on ZSE execution. The outcomes showed that the presentation of the ZSE had been worked on by the presentation of mechanization. The review suggests that ZSE ought to seek after full market robotization as this will work on the exhibition of the securities exchange, particularly in the long haul.