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    Lending lessons: 12 banks fined

    July 18, 20241 Min Read
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    The Central Bank of Kenya (CBK) has fined 12 banks for breaching lending and investment rules.

    1. The banks were found to have engaged in irregularities in their lending and investment practices.
    2. The CBK took action to enforce regulatory compliance and maintain stability in the financial sector.
    3. The fines were imposed after an investigation revealed violations of banking regulations.
    4. The CBK has not disclosed the names of the affected banks or the amount of the fines.
    5. The regulator has reiterated its commitment to ensuring adherence to banking laws and regulations.
    6. The move aims to protect depositors’ interests and maintain public trust in the banking system.
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