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Family Banks Kenya has announced plans to list its shares at the Nairobi Securities Exchange in 2026. The move by the lender comes as they seek to drive shareholders' value by increasing tradability. The announcement was made during the lenders' quarterly result announcement, where the banks registered a net earnings of 1 billion shillings, an increase from 900 million shillings recorded in the first quarter of 2024.
Family Bank announces to list shares at NSE in 2026
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