(www.abndigital.com) The banking sector in Kenya has continued to grow in assets, deposits, profitability and products offering. This week on Eye on Kenya we look at the growing trend of banks sharing ATM infrastructure.
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(www.abndigital.com) Four Kenyan banks have decided to raise their base lending rate citing inflation as the reason and also the fact that the Central Bank recently raised the CBR from 6% to 6.25%. For a perspective on this and the impact it will have on lending, we are joined in Nairobi by Habil Olaka, Chief Executive of the Kenya Bankers Association.
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(www.abndigital.com) Kenyan banks are set for consolidation in 2012, I am now joined from Kenya by Martin Odour-Otieno, CEO at the KCB Group. To explore the current playing and to look at KCBs strategy amidst it all.
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(www.abndigital.com) Kenyan banks are in for a tougher year, that's the word from Renaissance Capital. They believe the reality of tighter monetary policy and rising NPLs will affect the outlook for 2012. For more on this ABN's Lerato Mbele is joined by Nothando Ndebele, Head of Sub-Saharan Africa Research at Renaissance Capital.
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Total assets in kenya's banking sector grew by 27 percent from 1.325 billion shillings in 2009 to 1.678 billion shillings in 2010 with profit before tax for the sector recording a 61 percent climb or 77billion shillings. Analysts at rsm ashvir consultants however note significant investment is risk free government securities at the expense of onlending to the public and want the government to cut rates in its securities to spur lending to the borrowing public.
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February 18, 2009 As the global markets fall in the credit crunch, Kenyan Banks adopt stricter lending laws to safeguard against the same situation locally.
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Me(John b span)and Kenya banks goes in in this scene "GOTTA MAKE IT OUT"MOVIE
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PROPHECY ALERT: Largest Bank to Collapse in Kenya and Globally -
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Hear expert advice on how to get into the modeling business from Nous Model Management President Kenya Knight
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Broadway Song
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Neville Omondi, VoicesofAfrica mobile reporter in Nairobi, Kenya - Banking in Kenya is no longer a challenge to the ordinary Kenyan thanks to the booming of mobile banking. The previously tedious application process that largely depended on the financial status of the applier is ending. The mobile banking service allows people to deposit and withdraw money using their mobile handset. Also, they can send and receive money instantly. The money received can be withdrawn at any place and any time in over 5000 agents countrywide at a small fee. Known as M-pesa, the service is offered by local telecom provider Safaricon. In addition, the user can also withdraw their money in other banks ATMs. When making deposits there is no money deduction and your deposit does not have deadlines. With over 8 million mobile subscribers in Kenya, mobile banking is expected to become more and more popular. More is still to come as the service is said to be working on an international version.
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This video gives the SME details for Bank of Baroda (kenya) Ltd
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Gulf African Bank is the first bank in Kenya to be fully compliant with Sharia, Islamic law. The bank's products and services are based on Islamic principles, especially the ban on charging interest. The bank is gaining popularity among Muslims, said to be 10 percent of Kenya's 37 million people. Non-Muslims like it too. Cathy Majtenyi files this report for VOA from Kenya's capital.
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A success story on the success of money banking in Kenya where un-banked Kenya's can access banks facilities even in the areas where banks have remained shy. Kenya Empowerment Entrepreneur Foundation(KEEF) is one such a micro-finance changing common citizens by issuing loans for as low as 0.7% per month interest.
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www.ntv.co.ke The interest rate spread among banks between deposits and loans can be explained by the relatively high interest rates being offered by the government on bonds. Audit and tax firm RSM Ashvir's Chief Executive Officer Ashif Kassam says banks are maintaining the high interest spreads owing to the high rates available on risk free government paper. He was speaking during the release of a survey conducted by the firm on Kenya's banking sector performance in 2010.
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Incidences of banking fraud are alarmingly on the rise, as is the magnitude of amounts involved. A new report by the Banking Fraud Investigation Department, reveals that Kenyan banks lost nearly 800 million shillings to fraud in the first 6 months of the year, and warns that the relative stability enjoyed by the sensitive industry in recent years could be disturbed if the trend continues. The report indicates that most banking fraud cases involve bank employees, and questions the recruitment criteria in some banks. Cynthia Nyamai has the details
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www.ntv.co.ke Banks should reduce their lending rates from 30% to 19%. This is the appeal of the Acting Finance Minister Njeru Githae as a way to make life more affordable for Kenyans. The Central Bank tightened its monetary policy, which resulted in interest rates rising significantly. Embattled CBK Governor Professor Njuguna Ndung'u says that inflation, which has seen a slight dip over the past two months, is expected to decrease further.
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We brought you the option of sperm banks for infertile couples last week, and due to popular demand, this week we explore this option further as we provide you with more information of where and how to access sperm banks.
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(www.abndigital.com) Alishia Seckam speaks to Robert Munuku, from Drummond Investment Bank, looking at: Outlook for NSE 20 in H2 2010; Expectations from banking sector in H1 2010; Expectations of Standard Chartered earnings; Performance of mid-tier banks.
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The government has proposed amendments to the central bank of Kenya act to allow banks to offer more electronic banking services. Finance minister, Uhuru Kenyatta says currently more than 6.5 million Kenyans are using mobile phone money transfer services and this is an avenue banks can exploit to reach majority of Kenyans.
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