Family Bank opens 98th branch in Upper Hill

The new branch will serve corporates, professional services firms, institutions, small and medium-sized enterprises and individuals in Upper Hill and surrounding areas...
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Family Bank has launched its 98th branch in Upper Hill, Nairobi, marking a significant expansion in a key business district.
- The new branch is part of the bank's 2025-2029 strategy focused on growth and improved customer experience.
- Key figures present at the opening included Family Bank CEO Nancy Njau and Chief Retail Officer Phyllis Kimani.
- This strategic move aims to better serve corporates, SMEs, and individuals in Upper Hill and surrounding areas.
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