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HomeDaily NewsTuesday, February 24, 2026Kenya Financial Sector Transformations - February 2026
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Kenya Financial Sector Transformations - February 2026

The Sacco Societies Regulatory Authority (Sasra) is seeking a new CEO following recent Sacco collapses that caused significant financial losses for savers. SanlamAllianz Kenya has introduced a new income drawdown fund allowing retirees with substantial savings to access regular income while their remaining funds continue to grow. CIC Insurance Group has issued a profit warning projecting a 25% drop in net profit to Sh2.14bn for the year ending December 31, 2025. Kenyan farmers are increasingly turning to family and friends for loans, surpassing traditional financial institutions in providing credit, highlighting a growing reliance on informal lending networks.

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Tuesday 4:40 PMCapital Business

Sasra seeks new CEO amid Sacco collapses

Sasra seeks new CEO amid Sacco collapses

Amidst recent Sacco collapses and significant financial losses for savers, the Sacco Societies Regulatory Authority (Sasra) is actively seeking a new Chief Executive Officer.

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Amidst recent Sacco collapses and significant financial losses for savers, the Sacco Societies Regulatory Authority (Sasra) is actively seeking a new Chief Executive Officer.

  • Over Sh13.3 billion was lost due to mismanagement and fraud at Kenya Union of Savings and Credit Co-operatives Limited (KUSCCO).
  • Key organizations involved include Sasra and KUSCCO.
  • The new CEO will be appointed on a four-year contract and must possess extensive experience in financial management and co-operative practices.
Tuesday 11:30 AMCapital Business

CIC expects net profit to drop 25pc to Sh2.14bn

CIC expects net profit to drop 25pc to Sh2.14bn

CIC Insurance Group has issued a profit warning, projecting a significant drop in net profit for the full year ending December 31, 2025.

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Key Highlights

CIC Insurance Group has issued a profit warning, projecting a significant drop in net profit for the full year ending December 31, 2025.

  • Projected net profit is Sh2.14 billion, a 25 percent decline from Sh2.85 billion recorded in the previous year.
  • The dip is attributed to the non-recurrence of a large one-off gain from land revaluation in 2024 and elevated claims.
  • Despite this projection, the Board expressed confidence in the Group's long-term strategy and capital strength.
Tuesday 2:32 PMCapital Business

SanlamAllianz to allow retirees with Sh4mn to withdraw funds

SanlamAllianz to allow retirees with Sh4mn to withdraw funds

SanlamAllianz Kenya has introduced a new income drawdown fund allowing retirees with substantial savings to access regular income while their remaining funds continue to grow.

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Key Highlights

SanlamAllianz Kenya has introduced a new income drawdown fund allowing retirees with substantial savings to access regular income while their remaining funds continue to grow.

  • Retirees with at least Sh4 million in savings can now benefit from this flexible withdrawal option.
  • The product is offered by SanlamAllianz Life Insurance Kenya, with Jacqueline Karasha highlighting its benefits.
  • Unlike traditional annuities, this fund allows retirees to adjust withdrawal amounts annually and offers a minimum guaranteed return of 5 percent.
Monday 10:19 PMNation BusinessFirst

Family and friends overtake banks in loans to farmers

Family and friends overtake banks in loans to farmers

Kenyan farmers are increasingly turning to family and friends for loans, surpassing traditional financial institutions in providing credit. This shift highlights a growing reliance on informal lending networks to access agricultural finance.

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Key Highlights

Kenyan farmers are increasingly turning to family and friends for loans, surpassing traditional financial institutions in providing credit. This shift highlights a growing reliance on informal lending networks to access agricultural finance.

  • A significant portion of farmers now receive loans from family and friends, eclipsing loans from banks.
  • Key stakeholders include farmers across Kenya and their immediate social circles.
  • This trend suggests a potential gap in formal financial services catering to the specific needs of agricultural sector borrowers.
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