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An analysis of the banking sector shows that most Kenyans with operations outside have been forced to rely on their subsidiaries outside Kenya to support their operations owing to better macro and operating environment in those markets.
Market Pulse | Why Kenyan banks are relying on subsidiaries for profits
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