Co-operative Bank of Kenya goes live with Treasury platform by Profile Software

Co-op Bank of Kenya Limited (Co-op Bank) has successfully gone live with Acumen.plus, its internationally acclaimed Treasury Management solution. This milestone marks the culmination of a strategic partnership aimed at optimising and streamlining the bank’s treasury operations through full automation and regulatory compliance. Founded in 1965, Co-op Bank is the second-largest local bank in Kenya by…

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Co-op Bank, Roam among Kenyan firms ranked as fastest growing in Africa

Eleven Kenyan companies have been named in the Financial Times’ annual list of the fastest growing companies in Africa, led by Cooperative Bank, M-Kopa, Quickmart Supermarket and KCB Group. Online-business news platform Pesa Wall reports The annual ranking, compiled by the Financial Times in partnership with research firm Statista, ranked companies based on compound annual…

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Co-op Bank lead as 11 Kenyan firms named among fastest growing in Africa

Cooperative Bank, M-Kopa, Quickmart Supermarket and KCB Bank are among 11 Kenyan firms placed on the Financial Times’ Africa’s Fastest-Growing companies. Others are agricultural producer Victory Farms, manufacturing firm Roam Electric, hospitality group Serena Hotels, and IT companies Impax Business Solutions and Pan African IX Data. The 2025 list underlines the country’s continued strength as…

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Unveilled: Co-op Bank Launches Unsecured 30-Day Kamilisha Transaction Overdraft for Customers

Co-operative Bank has introduced a new short-term loan that will enable customers to complete transactions when their funds are depleted.  The new loan, dubbed the Kamilisha Transaction, is aimed at ensuring customers are not stuck while offering convenience and flexible terms.  With the Kamilisha Transaction, a customer will get an overdraft of up to Ksh100,000….

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Revealed: The most corrupt counties

The Ethics and Anti-Corruption Commission (EACC) has named counties with the highest share of national bribes. In a report released on August 5, 2025, EACC stated the largest share of national bribes was paid in Uasin-Gishu County (11.12%), followed by Baringo (6.94%), Embu (5.54%), Homabay (5.32%), and Bomet (5.01%) counties. “The largest share of national bribes…

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