
KCB - Kenya Commercial Bank







The Central Bank of Kenya revealed that the average rate for commercial bank loans is 15.77%. Top on the list of banks with highest rates is Middle East Bank.

Before borrowing a loan from a bank, SACCO, or digital lender, an expert recommended that borrowers consider factors such as interest rates and repayment terms.

CBK lowered its base lending rate to 10% in April 2025, prompting major Kenyan banks like KCB, Equity, Cooperative, and Absa to reduce their loan interest rates.

The Central Bank of Kenya will lift its moratorium on licensing new banks from July 2025, requiring new entrants to have a minimum core capital of KSh10 billion.

The East African Securities Exchanges Association has launched the EAE 20 Share Index, ranking top firms across Kenya, Uganda, Tanzania, and Rwanda.

KCB has announced a reduction in lending rates for both new and existing Kenya shilling-denominated loans, following the CBK's monetary policy adjustment.

The Central Bank of Kenya has reduced its base lending rate to 10% from 10.75% signalling potential relief for borrowers through lower loan costs.

The Kenya Commercial Bank (KCB) Group, which employs more than 9,000 workers, advertised open job positions in various fields of management for qualified candidates.

KCB, ABSA, Kenya Power and other leading companies in Kenya have reported profit growth and generous dividend payouts in financial year announcements in 2025.
KCB - Kenya Commercial Bank
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