Central Bank of Kenya

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I&M Bank buys Orient bank of uganda
FEATURED STORY

I&M Acquires Uganda’s Orient Bank

The shares acquired belong to Dr Ketan Morjaria, Hemlata Karia, Jay Karia, Morka Holdings Limited, Zhong Shuang Quan, and Cornerstone M8 Limited.

CBK Treasury Bills and bonds rate www.businesstoday.co.ke
MARKETS

Cash-Rich Investors Scramble For Stable Profits in Treasury Bills

In this week's auction, CBK received bids worth Ksh24.2 billion out of the Ksh24 billion that was on offer, an oversubscription of 104%.

CBK directors
FEATURED STORY

Anxiety Grips CBK as 4 Directors Set to Leave

The four directors’ engagement with Central Bank of Kenya will end between November and December 2020.

CBK Governor Patrick Njoroge on harnessing digital finance in Kenya
OPINION

CBK Governor on Harnessing the Promise of Digital Finance

Harnessing digitalization to develop a citizen-centric financial system to accelerate financing for the SDGs requires the development of digital financing ecosystems

CBK Governor Patrick Njoroge
FEATURED STORY

Return of Pyramid Schemes and Financial Fraudsters

Kenyans financially strained by the COVID-19 pandemic could easily fall prey to fraudulent dealers who promise instant riches

digital lending in Kenya - Business Today
SMART MONEY

Digital Technology Opens the Wonder World of Easy Credit

Before the country embraced digital lending, it took an average of three weeks and lots of paperwork before a lending decision was made.

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MARKETS

Earn Steady Income by Investing in Government Securities

Investing in government securities is a simple process that you can undertake through CBK or through a commercial bank or investment bank.

FEATURED STORY

Local Govt Borrowing Crowding Out Private Lending Is a Fallacy- CBK Governor

Dr Njoroge says Kenyan banks have the liquidity to lend out, they simply aren't doing it

FEATURED STORY

CBK Extends Free Mobile Transactions Below Sh1,000 to End Year

Tariffs for transactions above Sh70,000 to remain in place