Kenyans are set to benefit from improved access to financial services following a new partnership between Airtel Money and KCB Bank that will allow Airtel Money customers to deposit and withdraw cash at more than 22,000 KCB agents across the country. In a press release dated June 18, KCB Bank and Airtel Money stated that
KCB Bank Tanzania Limited has announced the successful full repayment of its historic KCB Fursa Sukuk, the first publicly listed Shariah-compliant bond in the history of the African continent’s financial sector. The announcement by the bank, which was approved by the Capital Markets and Securities Authority, disclosed the successful repayment of the Sukuk in full
KCB Group recorded a KSh47.3 billion profit after tax in the third quarter ending September 30, 2025. According to the unaudited Q3 results, the KCB group had a total income of Ksh149.4 billion. This consists of net interest income of Ksh104.3 billion and non-funded income of Ksh45.1 billion. Net interest income was as follows: interest