Promoting coin circulation through national awareness campaign.
Uniting Kenyan banks for sustainable growth.
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Steering strategic direction with sector-wide representation.
Overseeing operations through effective executive leadership.
Comprising licensed banks operating in Kenya.
Executing daily functions and coordinating member services.
Supporting KBA’s mandate through strategic partnerships.
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Promoting secure and responsible ATM usage.
Promoting coin circulation through national awareness campaign.
Enhancing secure, convenient transactions with payment cards.
Standardizing bank branch identification across Kenya.
Explaining essential banking terms for consumer understanding.
Helping consumers understand banking rights and responsibilities.
Empowering borrowers with transparent credit cost information.
Building financial knowledge for informed economic choices.
Promoting clarity on the cheque clearing process in Kenya.
Defining key terms in Shari’ah-compliant banking.
Reuniting Kenyans with their unclaimed financial assets.
The Kenya Bankers Association has partnered with the Central Bank of Kenya, the Retail Association of Kenya (Retrak) and various supermarkets to raise awareness on the need for consumers to deposit or use their coins. Through the national Coin Week campaign, the partners will aim to stimulate coin circulation with an emphasis on urban areas which are currently grappling with a coin shortage.
“The key message is that coins are money too, and we should not disregard them,” said Mr. Habil Olaka, Chief Executive Officer of KBA. “More importantly, if we as consumers do not use the coins that we stash or forget around the house, those coins that we lose in our cars, and keep in offices etcetera, collectively we are contributing to the increase in the cost of consumer goods because retailers will simply just round up the per unit cost of their goods — for easier transactions at their point of sale/cash registers.”
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