KCB green loans rise to Sh48.8bn
Of the total amount, Sh9.9 billion was independently verified as climate-eligible using the Climate Assessment for Financial Institutions (CAFI) tool. Kenya breaking news | Kenya news today |..
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KCB Group has significantly exceeded its sustainable finance targets, reporting a substantial increase in green loans disbursed in 2025. The bank's efforts are aimed at expanding funding for climate-smart projects across East Africa.
- KCB Group disbursed Sh48.8 billion in green loans in 2025, surpassing its target.
- The financing supported diverse environmental projects including renewable energy, sustainable agriculture, and green buildings.
- KCB Group CEO Paul Russo emphasized the bank's commitment to aligning financing with climate resilience and sustainable economic growth.
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