Family Bank net profit up 56pc to Sh3.5bn in Q3
 NAIROBI, Kenya Nov 25 - Family Bank’s profit after tax rose 56 percent to Sh3.5 billion in the nine months to September 2025, compared to the same Kenya breaking news | Kenya news today |..
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Family Bank reported a significant increase in its profit after tax, rising by 56 percent to Sh3.5 billion in the nine months leading up to September 2025, a performance attributed to higher interest income and effective cost management.
- Profit after tax surged by 56 percent to Sh3.5 billion in the first nine months of 2025.
- Family Bank, led by CEO Nancy Njau, saw its loan book grow by 10.1 percent to Sh103.7 billion.
- Total assets reached Sh202.5 billion, and the bank is planning an NSE listing in 2026.
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World Bank Issues Kenyan Economic Updates as Local Banks Report Financials - November 2025
The World Bank has raised Kenya’s 2025 economic growth forecast to 4.9 percent, citing low inflation, easing monetary policy, and improved credit growth. This positive outlook was detailed in its semi-annual Kenya Economic Update report. However, the World Bank also issued a warning that Kenya's expanding fiscal vulnerabilities, attributed to persistent budget imbalances and high recurrent spending, represent the most significant threat to the country's economic outlook. In the financial sector, Family Bank reported a 56 percent rise in its profit after tax to Sh3.5 billion in the nine months to September 2025, a performance driven by higher interest income. Separately, Paramount Bank successfully met the Central Bank of Kenya's (CBK) minimum core capital requirement of Sh3 billion ahead of the December 2025 deadline.
