Fund Your Business

Getting funding is not easy especially for transport business. There are many attributes to this, some of them being that the amount of risks involved is high and also the vehicle tend to lose its value on a day to day basis.

This may seem obvious–everyone knows you can go to the bank and get a loan to fund your brilliant new business idea. The reality is that unless your idea becomes incredibly successful you will be paying off the interest from your loan and your profit margins may as a result, be ...

Equity Bank has been known to be a pacesetters when it comes to innovative banking solutions. They seems to be listening to its customers by making radical changes to its banking structures so to improve customer experience.

Lynk recently won Ksh. 1.5 Million in the Safaricom Appwiz 2015 competition and I was able to catch-up with Erick Obiero, the lead developer at Lynk.

Fanisi Capital has invested USD 2.1 million in a mid-sized Kenyan based food company to expand the private equity firm’s investment footprint across East Africa’s vibrant food processing sector.

Kenya Commercial Bank (KCB) customers can now get loans using their mobile phones. The loans will be offered with a flexible repayment period ranging from one month to six months.

Commercial Bank of Africa (CBA) has seen its M-Shwari customer base reach 10 million since its launch on November 2012.

Commercial Bank of Africa (CBA) and Safaricom have introduced a fixed deposit feature on the globally acclaimed M-Shwari platform dubbed “Lock Savings Account”.

Are you looking for funding to grow your business and you feel confident that you have a great idea to pitch to investors? Well, you won’t want to miss this event which will take place this year and will be hosted in Lagos, Nigeria.

Here is the list of licensed deposit taking microfinance institutions that has been approved by Central Bank of Kenya.