Consolidated Bank Posts KShs 7.6 Million Profit Amid Capital Deficit
Consolidated Bank of Kenya Limited posted a profit after tax of KShs 7.6 million for the six months ended June 2025, reversing a KShs 84.5 million loss in the same [...]
Consolidated Bank Posts KShs 7.6 Million Profit Amid Capital Deficit
Consolidated Bank of Kenya Limited posted a profit after tax of KShs 7.6 million for the six months ended June 2025, reversing a KShs 84.5 million loss in the same period last year.Equity Group's H1 Profit Rises 17% on Strong Subsidiary Margins
Equity Group Holdings has reported an 11.8% jump in profit before tax to KSh 41.54 billion, while profit after tax advanced 16.9% to KSh 34.63 billion. Earnings per share improved [...]
Premier Bank Rolls Out Smart Payments Platform to Strengthen Regional Reach
Stanbic Doubles Interim Dividend as Profits Decline in First Half of 2025
Bad Loans Hit KSh 724Bn in April, Outpacing Loans for a Fifth Straight Quarter
Private Sector Credit Growth Falters as NPLs Hit Record Highs
Arab Bank Approves US$ 120Mn Shelter Afrique Development Bank Capitalization
The Arab Bank for Economic Development in Africa (BADEA) has approved USD 120 million to support the capitalization program of Shelter Afrique Development Bank. “This agreement with BADEA marks a [...]Family Bank Secures KSh 2.6B from British DFI to Boost MSME Trade Finance
Family Bank has secured a USD 20 million (KES 2.6 billion) trade finance facility from British International Investment (BII), the UK’s development finance institution. Family Bank CEO Nancy Njau said [...]Citi Named Africa’s Best Investment Bank for Financing
Citi has been named Africa’s Best Investment Bank for Financing at the 2025 Euromoney Awards for Excellence, recognizing its standout performance in delivering capital solutions across the continent in 2024. [...]
SBM Bank Kenya Rebounds with KSh 202mn Profit in H1 2025
SBM Bank Kenya Ltd recorded a KSh 202 million profit before tax for the half year ended June 2025, reversing a KSh 943 million loss in the same period in [...]Kenya to Raise Minimum Capital for Betting Firms from KSh 250k to KSh 100mn
Kenya is preparing to impose a KSh 100 million capital requirement on online betting operators after the Senate approved the final version of the Gambling Control Bill, marking the end [...]
