This week’s T-Bill auction saw an overwhelming demand, with investors submitting bids worth Ksh 43.13 billion against a Ksh 24 billion offer. The 91-day Treasury

The Central Bank of Kenya reopened the 15-year and 25-year Treasury bonds which attracted Ksh 57.09 billion in bids against the Ksh 50 billion offer.

Treasury bills (T-Bills) were oversubscribed this week, with the government raising Ksh 42.8 Bn out of the Ksh 24.0 Bn that was on offer. Rates

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1. This week, treasury bills were oversubscribed, seeing the government lock in Ksh 43.5 Bn out of the Ksh 24.0 Bn that was on offer.

Here’s your round-up of this week’s key financial and corporate highlights. The Central Bank of Kenya offered KSh. 24 billion worth of treasury bills, receiving

It was a busy last week of the month as the Kenyan listed banks rushed to release their FY’2024 results.KCB Group recorded the fastest growth

Absa Bank Kenya’s net profit grew by double digits, up 28% to Ksh 20.9 billion in 2024. The bank raised its dividend payout to Ksh

KCB Group PLC made headlines after it released its FY ‘2024 numbers, reporting a 65% growth in post tax profits to Ksh61.77Bn and paid Ksh