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Kenyan Mobile Loan Defaults Surge as Digital Borrowing Rises

A new report from TransUnion Kenya highlights a sharp rise in individuals failing to repay digital borrowing dues, prompting calls for greater awareness...

The average interest rate charged on a 30-day digital loan ranges from 20% to 30% depending on the perceived risk profile of the borrower.
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How Mobile Loans Will Change if Finance Bill Succeeds

As the Finance Bill 2023 moves to Parliament following the conclusion of public participation, the anticipation on what it means for the future...

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End of KCB Mobiloan Marks Beginning of Costly Credit

KCB Group, the most profitable lender in Kenya, had decided to kill its Mobiloan product and replaced it with its freshly-minted Vooma loan...

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Trade-in Your Old Car For a New One and Get Financing

Mwananchi Credit Ltd, the leading micro-lender in Kenya, has expanded its asset-financing loan service to include financing trade-in of cars. Mwananchi Credit says...

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Tala marks 5th anniversary

When Tala (formerly Mkopo Rahisi) launched in Kenya in 2014, it was the first in the world to offer unsecured mobile lending direct...

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Five banks sign up to pilot mobile loans app for MSMEs

Four banks have signed up for a mobile facility that would offer Micro, Small and Media Enterprises (MSMEs) loans at an interest of...

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Digital lenders should self-regulate before Big Brother moves in

Thanks to the strategic alignment to the global technological revolution, Kenya has one of the most effective digital lending access rates especially to...

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Govt moves to regulate fintech-fuelled lending craze

[dropcap]K[/dropcap]enya built a reputation as a pioneer of financial inclusion through its early adoption of a mobile money system that enables people to...

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Mauritian firm invests Sh9b in mobile product financing

Mauritius-based Cim Finance has launched a one stop mobile app “Aspira” for product financing for assets such as furniture, phones, and electronics amongst...