"With the COVID-19 Pandemic, there are several sectors that have been impacted such as tourism & real estate. The contraction in economic activity has continued to hurt credit quality across these segments, which has resulted in increased provisions" @Kiambi_K

This Sunday the 22nd of August, June Gachui will take over the #SundaySoulJam with Lawrence Kimathi, The Group Chief Finance officer for KCB as Adrian 🇰🇪 Washika spins the best of soul. Tune in as he opens up about his love for Soul, Finance and life. #SoulWithLawrenceKimathi

KCB Group CFO Kimathi Kiambi giving his remarks as we announce the H1 2021 Financial Results. Follow live proceedings here cutt.ly/KQVdYwV

The gang enjoying #SundaySoulJam 😆 June Gachui, Adrian 🇰🇪 Washika and Kimathi Kiambi #SoulWithLawrenceKimathi

.June Gachui gave Kimathi Kiambi the name DJ Kimathi on #SundaySoulJam! #SoulWithLawrenceKimathi

A good looking bunch 😃 @faridaidris, Adrian 🇰🇪 Washika, June Gachui, Kimathi Kiambi and @DannyMunyi #SundaySoulJam #SoulWithLawrenceKimathi

Africa’s perception war

KCB Group Chairman Andrew Kairu with Our Group CFO Kimathi Kiambi and Safari Rally Kenya CEO Phineas Kimathi at the flag off of the #WRCSafariRally at KICC. #FeelTheRoar

KCB Group Plc has entered into a definitive agreement with shareholders of Trust Merchant Bank (Trust Merchant Bank) to acquire a majority stake in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC)-based lender.

Kimathi Kiambi . "Our growth has been balanced throughout the region with key growth assets being KCB Bank Kenya, Uganda, South Sudan and TMB." #ForPeopleForBetter #KCBNiYetu #KCBQ1Financialresults2024 #Financialresults2024

“The year 2023 delivered both triumphs and setbacks in our operating environment. Strong GDP growth, which averaged 5% in the seven countries we operate in, powered our business growth.”- Dr. Joseph Kinyua, KCB Group Chairman. #ForPeopleForBetter #KCBNiYetu

Our Group Finance Director - Lawrence Kimathi Kimathi Kiambi taking us thought the #KCBQ3FinancialResults2023 #ForPeopleForBetter #KCBNiYetu

Kimathi Kiambi “We have sustained improvement in return on equity across all our businesses. The return on equity across all our subsidiaries are now in double digits.” #ForPeopleForBetter #KCBNiYetu #KCBQ3FinancialResults2024

KCB Group PLC (KCB Group) and Access Bank Plc (Access Bank Plc ) have completed the sale of National Bank of Kenya (National Bank 🇰🇪 ) to Access Bank Plc, marking the conclusion of a transaction that began in March 2024. This follows the receipt of all regulatory approvals customary

The transaction reflects ongoing market developments to enhance the banking sector's resilience. With the legal transaction now completed, both institutions will begin the transition process to ensure a seamless integration. In the interim, customers will continue to access

Financial expertise meets engaging conversation. A conversation between Lawrence Kimathi CFO & Julians Amboko is just a special kind of chat, the bashing, the banter is just top notch, my humble opinion though. How many apps does KCB have 😂😂😂Always pleasure listening to these guys

In that single moment, silence became a language. A daughter knelt before her mother, her hands trembling as she offered the white fedora — a relic of storms weathered, of prisons endured, and of a dream deferred yet never extinguished. The hat was not just cloth and brim; it was

KCB Group PLC posted KShs. 68.4 Billion in profit after tax for the full year ending December 2025, up 11% on an expanded loan book that delivered higher income across key business lines coupled with sustained cost management across the Group. #KCB2025FYResults

Paul Russo, EBS, CHRP “Our 2025 performance reflects the strength of the KCB franchise, the resilience of our regional footprint, and the continued trust that customers place in us." #KCB2025FYResults #ForPeopleForBetter

#Kenya’s private sector credit growth was in deep freeze for most of 2024 & early 2025. Only slowly - and grudgingly - did it turn positive from the middle of Q2-25. In fact, lending to manufacturing and households shrunk for most of the 12-months to September. Despite that,