Standard Chartered Bank Kenya is reassuring markets of its financial stability after the Supreme Court’s decision to dismiss its appeal in a long-standing pension case. The ruling, which concludes a two-decade legal battle, requires the bank to meet obligations estimated at over KSh 7 billion.

• Most important fact or figure from the article: The bank is obligated to pay an estimated over KSh 7 billion due to the Supreme Court ruling.
• Key person or organization involved: Standard Chartered Bank Kenya.
• Notable detail that adds context: The decision confirms the Retirement Benefits Authority Tribunal in pension disputes and ends a two-decade legal battle, involving a KSh 1.1 billion refund and recalculation of benefits for 629 retirees.