Lack of access to collateral is cited as the main hindrance to women and youth getting credit from banks.
By
George Ngigi
Correspondent
Nation Media Group
KCB Bank Kenya has received Sh12.9 billion financing from the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD) for onward lending to women and youth-led business and green enterprises.
KCB Bank Kenya has signed a $100 million (Sh12.9 billion) financing facility with the European Bank for Reconstruction and…
KCB Group disbursed Sh48.8 billion in green financing loans to support environmentally sustainable projects in renewable energy,…
The Kenya Development Corporation has unveiled financing programmes worth more than Sh18.5 billion and over Sh51.8 billion aimed…
Kenya's youth credit market is shifting toward Sacco-led lending models as traditional banking continues to exclude young…
Credit Bank has set aside Sh1 billion in 2026 to support the growth of SMEs across Kenya, helping businesses expand, create jobs,…
NMB Bank Plc has signed two strategic financing agreements worth a combined $180 million (over Sh450 billion) with International…
