Kamau Thugge outlines CBK’s next phase of reforms targeting cheaper loans, stronger banks and digital payments

In brief

The Central Bank of Kenya (CBK) is pursuing a broader programme of financial sector reforms after restoring stability to the Kenyan shilling, bringing inflation within its target range and rebuilding foreign exchange reserves following the economic pressures of 2023 and early 2024. Governor Dr Kamau Thugge says the next phase of the central bank’s work …

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