Corporates eye deals to get you to spend
Tough economic times tend to make consumers conservative savers as opposed to spending their money.
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Family Bank moves Kangemi branch closer to SMEs
We aim to deliver additional value and support economic growth in Kangemi through differentiated and tailored customer value propositions
Parents spared back to school queues with digital payments
Integrated budgeting tools within these digital payment solutions enable families to monitor their expenses in real time, making it easier to stay within their budgets while covering all necessary back-to-school purchases.
How paying school fees for small scale farmers paid Family Bank with a kes149 million cheque
In 1993, when KTDA sought to pay farmers' bonuses, most preferred to have their money deposited in Family Bank, which was suddenly entrusted with the largest deposit it had ever handled in its history.
Free data for BuuPass customers can only mean Christmas photo dump
The holiday season is a time of connection, and we want to make those connections easier and more affordable.
Cash and customers; how Family Bank survived 90’s crisis without raising rates
Interest rates skyrocketed to 30 per cent and many building societies and other financial institutions collapsed due to high non-performing loans which were given at that level. At Family Bank, we stuck to an interest of 20 to 25 percent
Family Bank at forty: How the bank was built by tellers in the early 1990.
We had not handled that kind of money before, but we were calling ourselves a bank, so we had challenges of paying this money to customers who were coming to our branches in large numbers
Absa Migori will make you want to be a customer
There’s something about catching the first rays of sunrise, or sunset, wind in your hair, warmth on your skin, lush green landscapes, mixed with shades of yellow from the rays of sun, and great music on the stereo that feels very habitat.
Family Bank celebrates 40 years, looks ahead with view on AI
As we look to the next 40 years, there are no limits to innovation. The future is shaped by AI, big data, digital transformation, ESG values, ecosystem banking, innovation, and strategic partnerships.
After Kenya springboard, South Africa Private School advances to Ethiopia
This is the second major expansion in East Africa following the 2018 acquisition of Makini Group of Schools and establishment of Crawford International School in Kenya.
Family Banks on experience in Chairman pick
Banks are looking for steady hands to navigate the tough operating environment and are going for leadership with skills and networks across industries to thrive.
