CBK outlines new D-SIB rules while Kenya hikes bank capital toward KES 10bn by 2029 to bolster…
The CBK released new D-SIB rules and plans to raise Kenya’s bank minimum capital to KES 10bn by 2029 to enhance sector stability.
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CBK survey shows Kenyan firms turn to cash as loan costs curb borrowing
A CBK survey reveals Kenyan firms favored internal funds over bank loans in September 2025 due to high borrowing costs and strict credit conditions.