Innovation Leader in Fintech and Financial Inclusion

Kenya’s financial sector is the third-largest in sub-Saharan Africa and it makes a significant contribution to economic growth and job creation. Through Vision 2030, the Government aims to create a ’’vibrant and globally competitive financial sector

Our Finance Business is comprised of deposit taking, investment, insurance, trust and corporate business which are regulated by licencing criterion and clear legislation which meet international standards.

Why Kenya for Tourism

Increased Adoption of Technology

Emergence of Alternatives Channels of Distribution

Increased Financial Inclusion Levels

Stable Regulatory Environment

High Prospects for Growth

Kenya’s financial services sectors is increasingly sophisticated and diversified.

ICT Enabled Financial Services

The adoption of technology at a high rate creates room for development of compatible ICT enabled services

The expansion of the service channels in the sector provides opportunities in the client management solutions realm

Financing

More than 70% of SMEs lack access to medium and long term finance, which creates a need for innovative

debt and equity instruments for SMEs

Partnerships with local financial institutions provide opportunities for consultancy in product development

Risk Management

The current state of information sharing opens up opportunities for investment both in terms of databases and reliable financial records.

The growth of the sector across various channels increases the need for solutions like cyber security, monitoring and record keeping

Regional Integration

Kenya seeks to set up the Nairobi International financial center (NIFC) to be the regional hub for regional financial operations.

The local business environment is relatively stable and as such Kenya’s capital market is a stimulant for investments in the region