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    Equity Bank to process corporate and SME loans Via Equitel

    The Kenyan
    By The Kenyan Wall Street
    - November 09, 2016
    - November 09, 2016
    Kenya Business news
    Equity Bank to process corporate and SME loans Via Equitel

    Kenya’s Equity Bank has announced plans to start processing loans for its corporate and Small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) through its Equitel mobile and other digital platforms.

    The Bank says that its Equitel mobile platform has the cognitive analytics to assess risk and make credit decisions for this class of customers.

    “By December we will have digitised SME, asset finance, mortgage and other loans,” said Equity Group CEO Dr. James Mwangi.

    The bank will be able to process Eazzy loans to corporate customers for as much as Ksh12.5 billion through its digital platforms.

    Equitel users can borrow up to Ksh3 million payable within 12 months through the “Eazzy Loan” products.

    Equitel more than doubled the number of transactions the mobile platform processed in the third quarter of 2016 when compared with a similar period a year before.

    Equitel processed 150.8 million transactions in the third quarter of 2016 up from 62.2 million a year earlier, representing a 142 per cent increase.

    The value of transactions over the same period increased by 476 per cent to stand at Ksh250.8 billion up from Ksh43.6 billion.

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