Commercial banks in Kenya have adopted alternative banking platforms that, because alternative banking has become synonymous with commercial banks in Kenya, reflect a change in the delivery of banking and financial ...

Commercial banks play a leading role in the economic development of a country and this role of can be achieved only if the banks are stable. Digital banking technology is one way that commercial banks have used to improve ...

The non-performing loans ratio among Kenyan lenders rose to a 10-year high in the third quarter of the year 2018 as commercial banks struggled with loan defaults in a tough economic environment. The rise has mainly been ...

Listed Commercial Banks still control financial intermediation channel in emerging market economies such as Kenya. After the 2007-2009 global financial crisis, financial institutions, regulators, and policy makers, in ...

Financial inclusion is the provision of financial services at affordable costs to sections of underprivileged and low-income segments of society, in contrast to financial exclusion where those services are not available ...

The strength of banking systems is key in the stimulation of economic growth and development, creation of employment, domestic and foreign investment and poverty reduction. The banking sector in Kenya has been earmarked ...

Commercial banks would find the origins of the different financial threats that arise as a result of global changes, as they can threaten bank stability. Notwithstanding the undisputed the importance of financial innovation ...

Banking industry has been competitive in the past years. Kenyan Banks are exploring all strategies to remain competitive in lending and in ensuring that their clients are satisfied. They have diversified their products ...

Inappropriate credit policies, as well as inadequate, limited institutional capacity by Kenya's financial sector, led to several of the banking institutions collapsing over what was termed as poor management of credit risks ...

The commercial banks in Kenya have witnessed a general decline in their profitability over the years occasioned by the global financial crisis of 2008 which ravaged the banking sector. Financial performance of Kenyan banks ...