Challenge will be on how to distribute the shareholding of the various entities.
Majority shareholder of NBK is NSSF with 48%
Majority shareholder of Development Bank is ICDC with 89%
Majority shareholder of Consolidated Bank is KDIC with 51%

NBK is listed with private individuals owning abt 30%

The private holders in NBK should be forcefully bought at a "better" price and NBK dissolved then we form a bigger bank called Consolidated Bank...any future gaaament bank in trouble will be Consolidated into the Consolidated bank.

This makes the national bank shareholder more hopeful than they are currently

What would happen if Kurwitu and Home Africa were merged?

National Development Consolidated Bank
NDCB

We would all be shepherded into a 100 acre piece of land that we would all call Home in Africa

I say a good name indeed.

And any bank which falls victim to malpractice or similar to be thrown in. The entry door to be left open.

More dirt will be discovered during diligence that will accelerate the collapse of some of the players

National Consolidated Development Bank

https://kenyanwallstreet...ated-bank-for-ksh2-8bn/

The Lake Region Economic bloc comprised of 14 counties has received approval from Treasury to acquire government-owned Consolidated Bank. Negotiations to buy the Bank have been ongoing since April 2018.

The Lake region counties – Kisumu, Kakamega, Kisii, Nandi, Bomet, Kericho, Migori, Trans Nzoia, Homabay, Siaya, Nyamira, Busia, Bungoma, and Vihiga – have agreed to acquire Consolidated Bank to help them in their development agendas.

LREB’s chief executive Abala Wanga said, “..a development bank is designed to provide medium and long-term capital for productive investment, for example, infrastructure projects or industrial projects.”

The counties will contribute Ksh200 million each toward the project which cost Ksh2.8 billion. Mr Wanga said that acquiring the Bank was one of five key pillars for the region as it will enable them acquire long-term financing, which was unavailable from commercial banks due to the high risk associated with such projects.

Kenya is in the process of forming regional economic blocs which are meant to spur economic growth in the country. The proposed regional blocs are; Jumuiya ya Kaunti za Pwani, Frontier Counties Development Council, Narok-Kajiado Economic Bloc, Central Kenya Economic Bloc, North Rift Economic Bloc, South East Kenya Economic Bloc and the Lake Region Economic Bloc.

Consolidated Bank joins a list of Kenyan Banks that have been acquired by other banks or non-bank institutions in recent months. In 2018, analysts predicted that more Kenyan banks would merge due to the newly established capital requirements.