A2X Markets

A2X Markets is a South African stock exchange set up as a challenger to the JSE, letting companies list on both exchanges. Its CEO and co-founder Kevin Brady is interviewed about what he learned about taking on a large incumbent.

“Kevin, I have a few questions about what you've learned about starting something against a big incumbent.”

A2X Markets is a challenger stock exchange positioned against the JSE, letting companies be listed on both exchanges. Its CEO and co-founder Kevin Brady discusses how it has taken on a large incumbent.

“We're talking to Kevin Brady, he's your shapeshifter, the CEO and co-founder of A2X Markets, the first stock exchange to challenge the JSE.”

A2X Markets is a South African stock exchange. The speaker describes how it won early listings, including Peregrine and Coronation listing on day one, to build credibility with the market.

“And so, you know, Coronation being one of the leading asset managers to list on A2X on day one was a huge endorsement for us”

A stock exchange set up to compete with the JSE, described as the first South African exchange to challenge it. Its CEO and co-founder Kevin Brady is interviewed about why he started it.

“I'm going to take them on, I'm going to do what they do, and I'm going to find a way to do it and just provide some competition.”

A2X Markets is an alternative stock exchange in South Africa that works to secondary list companies on its market. It has 167 listings, including 31 of the top 40 companies, and its CEO and co-founder Kevin Brady describes the slow work of signing up the last companies.

“We've got 167 listings. We've got 31 of the top 40.”

A2X Markets is a challenger stock exchange to the JSE that asks companies to list on both exchanges rather than move. Its co-founder and CEO Kevin Brady discusses how it competed against an established incumbent.

“Kevin Brady is the CEO and co-founder of A2X Markets, the Challenger Stock Exchange to the JSE.”

A2X Markets is a South African share exchange that needed corporates and asset managers to list on it before it could gain market confidence. Its co-founders recall early listings by Peregrine, African Rainbow Capital and Coronation as key endorsements.

“Coronation being one of the leading asset managers to list on A2X on day one was a huge endorsement for us”

A2X Markets is a South African stock exchange set up to compete with the JSE. Its CEO and co-founder Kevin Brady was interviewed on The Money Show about how it started, and the company has been running for about nine years.

“It was a room of 20 people taking on this Goliath.”

A2X Markets is a challenger stock exchange that competes with the JSE and lets companies list on both exchanges. Its CEO and co-founder Kevin Brady says it is still small but aims to grow its market share.

“Kevin Brady is the CEO and co-founder of A2X Markets, the Challenger Stock Exchange to the JSE.”

A2X Markets is a South African stock exchange started by stockbroker Kevin Brady and co-founders to challenge the JSE. Kevin Brady describes building a team of experienced people for the venture, which he calls a startup.

“CEO and co-founder of A2X Markets, the first stock exchange in South Africa to challenge the JSE”

A2X Markets is a challenger stock exchange positioned as a competitor to the JSE, with listings offered alongside the JSE. CEO and co-founder Kevin Brady discusses how the company started against a large incumbent and how it competes on pricing and service.

“Kevin Brady is the CEO and co-founder of A2X Markets, the Challenger Stock Exchange to the JSE.”

A2X Markets is a South African stock exchange set up to compete with the JSE. Co-founder and CEO Kevin Brady discussed its founding, its growth to nine years old, and the challenges of building an alternative exchange.

“Kevin Brady, your shapeshifter this evening, is someone who's done exactly that: CEO and co-founder of A2X Markets, the first stock exchange in South Africa to challenge the JSC.”

A2X Markets is an alternative stock exchange in South Africa that secondary lists companies already listed elsewhere. Its CEO and co-founder Kevin Brady describes the long effort of signing up corporates, which now number 167 listings.

“But as you can see, we've got 167 listings, we've got 31 of the top 40.”

A2X Markets is a challenger stock exchange positioned against the JSE. Its co-founder and CEO Kevin Brady discusses how it entered a market dominated by an incumbent and whether it asked companies to list on both exchanges.

“Kevin Brady is the CEO and co-founder of A2X Markets, the Challenger Stock Exchange to the JSE.”

A2X Markets is a challenger stock exchange positioned against the JSE, letting companies list on both exchanges. CEO and co-founder Kevin Brady discusses how it competes with the incumbent and what it has learned about challenging a big market player.

“In fact, we're all benefiting from them being better.”

A2X Markets is an alternative securities exchange in South Africa that is building its market by winning listings from well-known companies. Its leadership says early endorsements from firms such as Coronation have been important for winning investor trust.

“Coronation being one of the leading asset managers to list on A2X on day one was a huge endorsement for us”

A2X Markets is an alternative South African stock exchange that lists companies and needed endorsements from established firms to attract listings. The guest discusses how the early listings, including one from Coronation, helped win support for the exchange.

“Coronation being one of the leading asset managers to list on A2X on day one was a huge endorsement for us and a huge endorsement for.”

A2X Markets is a South African stock exchange started as a competitor to the JSE, and it recently turned nine. Its CEO and co-founder Kevin Brady, a former stockbroker, was interviewed on The Money Show about how the company was started and built its team.

“One was we were naive and clearly very, very optimistic about what we could do, could do.”

A2X Markets is an alternative stock exchange that took on the JSE, one of the first to do so. Its CEO and co-founder Kevin Brady was interviewed on The Money Show about starting it, and said it had just turned nine.

“You know, we turned nine on the sixth yesterday.”