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From Nairobi to Kampala, banks with the biggest deposit books are gaining a competitive edge in lending and digital banking. Their scale reflects customer confidence and...
The top 10 capitalized banks in East Africa are not just financial institutions—they are economic anchors. Their scale enables cross-border expansion and supports regional trade flows.
Through the Kenya infrastructure fund, the government combines public resources with private investment. Projects such as the Standard Gauge Railway and airport expansion illustrate this strategic...
Pricing at KSh9 ($0.07) per share balanced demand and post-listing stability. The disciplined approach avoided excessive volatility while rewarding long-term investors.
The programme, first announced two years ago, is now being operationalised as gold prices remain elevated. Authorities say timing the rollout now could maximise reserve accumulation...
Emerging markets such as Nigeria, Bulgaria, and Croatia also posted significant gains in the 2026 index. The results underscore the shifting dynamics of global investment destinations...
Analysts note that Standard Bank’s careful strategy could set a benchmark for other international banks considering Ethiopia. Balancing compliance with growth opportunities remains a critical challenge...
Ethiopia’s gradual liberalisation strategy reflects a delicate balance between attracting investment and preserving economic stability. Analysts say the pace of reform will determine whether accession timelines...
Recent engagements between Kenyan officials and IMF staff signal progress, but key sticking points remain around fiscal discipline and revenue reforms. The negotiations underscore the delicate...
Policymakers face a delicate balance between funding infrastructure and maintaining fiscal sustainability, with domestic loans now accounting for a significant portion of Kenya’s GDP. The surge...
