Family Bank has reported a significant 38.7 percent growth in Profit After Tax (PAT) for the first half of 2025, reaching Sh2.2 billion. This impressive performance highlights the bank's resilience and strategic focus in a dynamic economic environment.

• PAT increased from Sh1.6 billion last year to Sh2.2 billion in H1 2025.
• Total assets expanded by 21.8 percent to Sh192.8 billion, with the loan book growing 10.4 percent to Sh100.9 billion, partly due to partnerships with British International Investment and the European Investment Bank.
• CEO Nancy Njau attributed the results to strategic execution and a customer-centric approach, including a 25.7 percent increase in customer deposits to Sh149.7 billion.

Liberty Kenya Holdings Plc reported a significant decline in profit for the first half of 2025, with profit after tax from continuing operations falling by nearly 30% due to a surge in insurance claims, particularly in motor and medical segments. Total earnings dropped sharply by almost 59%.

• Profit after tax from continuing operations decreased to KSh 428 million from KSh 610 million a year earlier.
• The decline was primarily driven by a 61% drop in net insurance service result, impacted by higher general insurance claims and stricter life reserving.
• A 5% growth in net investment income to KSh 2.08 billion provided some buffer against the underwriting losses.
• The company completed the sale of Heritage Insurance Tanzania in April 2025, realizing KSh 492 million in net proceeds.

Family Bank Group has reported a surge in its half-year profit after tax, reaching Sh2.2 billion by June 30, 2025, marking a significant 38.7% increase from the previous year. This growth is primarily attributed to robust revenue generation and strategic expansion.

• Profit after tax rose by 38.7% to Sh2.2 billion for the six months to June 30, 2025.
• Family Bank Group, led by CEO Nancy Njau, saw net interest income jump by 39.9% to KSh6.9 billion.
• Total assets expanded by 21.8% to Sh192.8 billion, with customer deposits rising by 25.7% to Sh149.7 billion.