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Estimates by the Kenya Bankers Association (KBA), the banking sector lobby, show that workers' purchasing power has declined by up to 12 percent over the last five years on the back of rising taxes, multiple statutory deductions, and a high cost of living.
The Kenya Mortgage Refinance Company (KMRC) is targeting the third tranche of its medium-term corporate bond programme in 2028 after successfully raising Sh3 billion from the second issuance earlier this month.
I&M achieved a 24.8 percent growth in total operating income over the three-months period to Sh16.1 billion from Sh12.9 billion in March 2025.
By: Kepha Muiruri
Stan Chart's first quarter profit decline contrasts to other tier I peers who managed to post higher profits, largely from expanded lending margins even as interest rates fell significantly in the period.
The airline's staff reached 5,672 from 5,242 staff at the end of 2024 as the carrier added 67 permanent employees and 363 contracted workers as per disclosures from its latest 2025 annual report.
Government bonds are generating yields of between 8.9 percent and 14.7 percent in the secondary market at the Nairobi bourse.
By: Kepha Muiruri
The KRA will likely record wider missed targets if the tax concessions are adopted without a reduced revenue outlook for the taxman.
Analysts reckon that banks have been able to attain bigger lending margins or spreads from an easier release of expensive deposits as lending rates remain relatively elevated on unchanged borrower risks.
The top 20 shareholders held a 94.27 percent stake in KPC, with nominee accounts of the core owners having a combined 58.5 percent stake.
By: Kepha Muiruri
Both silver and platinum have benefited from strong industrial applications, which have set them apart from gold's primarily monetary and safe-haven role.
