FEATURED STORY

Equity Emerges as Kenya’s Most Loved Banking Brand by Women

Share
Equity has emerged as the most loved Kenyan banking brand among Kenyan women
[Photo/ Courtesy]
Share

Equity has emerged as the most loved Kenyan banking brand among Kenyan women according to an IPSOS survey which sampled 1,000 ádult women from all the former eight provinces in the country. Overall, Equity was ranked fourth after Safaricom, Mpesa and Airtel.

The survey aimed at providing Kenyan businesses with scientific insights on women’s preferences and how they drive purchasing habits of consumer goods and services.

“The research shows the role that telecommunications and financial services play in the lives of Kenya’s women, who are majority owners of small and micro enterprises,” says the study.

Speaking at the report’s launch on Tuesday night, BSD Group CEO Eva Muraya said the study speaks directly to the economic empowerment of women from a purchasing ability.

“It also showcases the need for corporates to engage and give opportunities in the development of products and services that address women’s needs because today women account for over 65% of businesses although mainly in the SME sector,” she said.

She said research shows that 80% of consumer decisions are made by women.

The survey titled “Most Loved Brands by Women in Kenya 2022” also found out that Kenyan women were most concerned about their finances, family, career, educátion and personal issues.

The survey also found out that women in Kenya have become less worried about getting very sick, not being able to put food on the table and not achieving their goals in life in line with the eased restrictions of COVID 19.

Domestic ábuse and sexuál ábuse/vįolence are still a major issue and are more called out by women in Kenya, versus the previous wave. Barriers to ease of doing work are less expressed in this wave, in line with economic recovery.

This survey was released as part of this month’s focus on women under the 2022 International Women’s Day theme ‘Breaking the Bias.’

Read: KCB Converts Ksh3.45B NBK Debt to Equity

>>> Bandari Sacco Registers Impressive Growth, Rebrands

Written by
BT Reporter -

editor [at] businesstoday.co.ke

Leave a comment

Leave a Reply

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *

WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW IN POLITICS

FOLLOW US ON SOCIAL MEDIA

Related Articles
JAMES MWANGI - FREEDOM OF THE CITY OF LONDON AWARD-3
BUSINESSPERSON OF INTEREST

Equity CEO James Mwangi Conferred World’s Oldest Civic Honours

Dr James Mwangi, Managing Director and CEO of Equity Group Holdings, has...

Equity Group CEO James Mwangi Columbia Busines School
BUSINESSLEADERSHIP

Equity Group CEO Teaches MBA Students Lessons in Growing a Bank

Equity Group Managing Director and CEO, Dr James Mwangi, made these remarks...

Equity Bank diaspora account
BUSINESS

Equity Group Renews Global Digital Money Transfer Partnership

Zepz, the group powering leading global remittance brands such as WorldRemit and...

Equity Leaders program scholars
BUSINESS

Equity Group Offers Paid Internships to KCSE Top Performers

Equity Group Foundation has admitted 505 scholars, from 225 secondary schools from...