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KCB gets nod to acquire two banks in the region


KCB gets nod to acquire two banks in the region
Friday June 04 2021
Banque Populaire Du Rwanda (BPR) stand in Kigali. KCB was granted approval for the acquisition of Rwanda’s BPR and African Banking Corporation Tanzania Ltd. PHOTO | FILE | NMG
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KCB said the acquisitions in Rwanda and Tanzania are part of the group’s ongoing strategy to achieve regional relevance and will increase the brand’s footprint while reinforcing existing market capabilities.
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Kenya Commercial Bank Group’s shareholders approved a proposal to acquire up to 100 percent of issued ordinary shares in two banks in Rwanda and Tanzania.
Approval for the acquisition of Banque Populaire Du Rwanda (BPR) and African Banking Corporation Tanzania Ltd (BancABC) was granted electronically during the 50th annual general meeting held on May 27. ....

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KCB Group posts a Ksh. 6.3 Billion net profit for Q1 2021


KCB Group posts a Ksh. 6.3 Billion net profit for Q1 2021
KCB Group posts a Ksh. 6.3 Billion net profit for Q1 2021
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The Kenya Commercial Bank Group has posted a Ksh. 6.3 Billion net profit for the first three months to March which was a 1.8% rise from a similar period last year.
The marginal rise in profitability was as a result of 9% rise in the interest income to KSh21.97 billion at the end of the first quarter, from KSh20.21 billion in the same quarter last year, due to increased lending. However, there were lower fees and commissions on short-term mobile loans. This is due to the fact that the bank scaled down its mobile loans to mitigate defaults in the wake of the economic difficulty brought by the Covid-19 pandemic, hurting fees from the short-term credit facilities. Also,  non-interest income  fell 20 percent to Sh6.3 billion from Sh7.8 billion. ....

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