Tag: KCB Bank

KCB Bank kenya has started negotiations to acquire 40%  stake in local Ethiopian Bank.This move was initiated by Ethiopia National ...

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KCB Bank’s new interest rates are currently the highest compared to the average industry interest rates on fixed deposit accounts ...

Growth in total income and reduction in loan loss provision charge pushed performance by 74% in steady post-COVID-19 recovery KCB ...

KCB Group more than doubled its Net Earnings to Kes 25.2 Billion at the end of the nine months period ...

KCB Group Plc has posted a net profit of Kes.6.4 billion in the first quarter of 2021 ending March, a ...

KCB Group PLC has issued a notice to Tanzania’s Fair Competition Commission (FCC) of its intention to acquire entire shares ...

KCB Group, East Africa's largest commercial bank, expects the proportion of loans it restructured last year to fall by half ...

KCB Group Plc has posted a net profit of Kes.19.6 billion for the financial year ended 31st December 2020. This ...

KCB Group, the country’s largest and most profitable lender, has secured a US$ 150 Million credit facility to enable it ...

Kenya's top lender, KCB Group, has made a formal application to the regional competition watchdog to be cleared for the ...

Banks have posted the lowest 11-month pre-tax earnings for the banking sector since 2012. The low profits were attributed to ...

With KCB's existing presence in these markets and strong banking capabilities in East Africa, the merged banks in each market ...

Shareholders’ equity grew 12% from KShs. 121.2 billion to KShs. 135.9.1 billion. This was driven by the growth in earnings ...

The Bank was recognized amongst 14 African banks in the list that consisted of banks from 112 countries globally. KCB ...

KCB's earning per share (EPS) has also dropped to Kes.4.72 in the period from Kes.8.30 last year, pushing the lender ...

The Group’s balance sheet remained strong, growing 31% from Kes725.7 billion to Kes.947.1 billion, well within range of the Kes.1 ...