This week’s financial and business updates covered several key developments with Co-op Bank’s nine-month profit of KSh 21.56 billion and the declaration of its first-ever

Safaricom has once again demonstrated its market leadership with impressive half-year results, underscoring strong growth across Kenya and Ethiopia. The company’s robust financial performance, driven

Equity Group Opens Q3 Earnings Season Strong Equity Group kicked off the Q3 2025 earnings season in style, posting a 32% jump in profit after

The Central Bank of Kenya has reopened the 20-year (FXD1/2012/020) and 15-year (FXD1/2022/015) Treasury bonds, seeking to raise Ksh 40 billion. The coupon rates are

The Week In Markets – EABL’s Early Bond Redemption Listed brewer East African Breweries Plc (EABL) has announced plans to settle its Sh11 billion corporate

1. The Monetary Policy Committee (MPC) has lowered the Central Bank Rate (CBR) by 25 basis points, from 9.5% to 9.25%. 2. NCBA Insurance held

Kenya’s inflation edged up to 4.6% in September 2025, driven mainly by higher food, transport, and housing costs, according to KNBS. Households found some relief

Here’s a roundup of the biggest developments shaping Kenya’s financial and business landscape this week: Stima Sacco Tops the Charts AgainStima Sacco retained its position

Standard Chartered Bank Kenya issued a profit warning, projecting a 25% dip in 2025 Stanchart earnings due to a KSh 7.1Bn pension payout ordered by

The financial week was defined by a monumental event: the landmark pension settlement from Standard Chartered. This KES 7 billion settlement isn’t just a win