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obiero
#861 Posted : Friday, July 14, 2017 5:49:44 PM
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Muthawamunene wrote:
@Obiero Winda.co.ke is a great idea, but as with everything, presentation is key. I am offering to style your site and boost user experience thus enabling winda.co.ke to make a lasting impression. I am representing http://distinctive.co.ke/. Talk to us. Should you decide to, say that Moses referred you.

Thank you for your time and consideration.. The same is self built hence lean design, but will definitely think about you when I need to upscale the aesthetic appeal

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obiero
#862 Posted : Friday, July 14, 2017 5:57:21 PM
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winston wrote:
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@obiero...thanks will check the forecasts out


@obiero...tried registering into www.winda.co.ke but not able too...system not responding

@winston thank you for highlighting the registration gap.. now sorted

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Ebenyo
#863 Posted : Saturday, July 15, 2017 8:13:27 AM
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Ericsson wrote:
When the interest rates cap law is repealed or reviewed share price shouldn't be trading at less than 80.


The company will require ksh 40 billion to finalise nbk takeover.They will come asking the money from me and you in rights issue.Remember last year they had the same thoughts but shelved it after the scrip dividend and a 20 billion loan worked out the ratios.
If it reaches here,your price of 80 will still be far.We will be glad to buy at 28-32.
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obiero
#864 Posted : Saturday, July 15, 2017 8:24:22 AM
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Ebenyo wrote:
Ericsson wrote:
When the interest rates cap law is repealed or reviewed share price shouldn't be trading at less than 80.


The company will require ksh 40 billion to finalise nbk takeover.They will come asking the money from me and you in rights issue.Remember last year they had the same thoughts but shelved it after the scrip dividend and a 20 billion loan worked out the ratios.
If it reaches here,your price of 80 will still be far.We will be glad to buy at 28-32.

True.. The dynamics surrounding the rate cap are intense and scrapping it altogether may just be reasonable but impractical

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Ericsson
#865 Posted : Saturday, July 15, 2017 9:24:17 AM
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Ebenyo wrote:
Ericsson wrote:
When the interest rates cap law is repealed or reviewed share price shouldn't be trading at less than 80.


The company will require ksh 40 billion to finalise nbk takeover.They will come asking the money from me and you in rights issue.Remember last year they had the same thoughts but shelved it after the scrip dividend and a 20 billion loan worked out the ratios.
If it reaches here,your price of 80 will still be far.We will be glad to buy at 28-32.


The take over haven't been confirmed and agreed up on.
The sh.40bn isn't one off but will be done in a couple of years of which to avoid rights issues and stressing shareholders KCB might decided to retain more of their earnings and keep dividend flat even as profit grows.
@ Ebenyo don't be so certain about rights issue
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winston
#866 Posted : Saturday, July 15, 2017 7:32:56 PM
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Still too many moving parts..too many ifs...too many vested parties who wouldnt want the takeover/merger...
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Horton
#867 Posted : Tuesday, July 18, 2017 11:42:16 AM
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Wondering if the KQ loans were written off as bad debts and if there is a deal with the airline come August 7, will these be written back into the books? Anyone with an idea?
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Ericsson
#868 Posted : Tuesday, July 18, 2017 12:09:05 PM
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KCB Insurance has positioned itself to play a significant role in the provision of marine insurance solutions to the Kenyan importers and exporters following a government directive that came into force early this year. The Treasury Cabinet Secretary, Mr Henry Rotich, in his 2016-17 budget speech directed full enforcement of Section 20 of the Insurance Act, which requires all importers to demonstrate procurement of marine insurance from local insurers before cargo clearance, a requirement that was often ignored.

KCB Insurance, the arm of KCB Group that offers insurance and risk management services to its customers since 2010 now hopes to tap more business from the over Kshs. 20 billion a year market the country has been ceding to foreign insurers in form of premiums.

The Bank, which is undoubtedly the leader in trade finance to importers in Kenya and the region- providing all-inclusive solutions that include lending to facilitate trade across international borders and securing insurance for all logistics needs see this latest move as a huge boost to the country’s insurance industry, economic growth in general and creation of new jobs.
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Ebenyo
#869 Posted : Tuesday, July 18, 2017 5:46:18 PM
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Ericsson wrote:
http://feaffa.com/magazine/2017/06/29/kcb-bancassurance-eyes-more-marine-insurance-business/?utm_content=buffer55852&utm_medium=social&utm_source=twitter.com&utm_campaign=buffer

KCB Insurance has positioned itself to play a significant role in the provision of marine insurance solutions to the Kenyan importers and exporters following a government directive that came into force early this year. The Treasury Cabinet Secretary, Mr Henry Rotich, in his 2016-17 budget speech directed full enforcement of Section 20 of the Insurance Act, which requires all importers to demonstrate procurement of marine insurance from local insurers before cargo clearance, a requirement that was often ignored.

KCB Insurance, the arm of KCB Group that offers insurance and risk management services to its customers since 2010 now hopes to tap more business from the over Kshs. 20 billion a year market the country has been ceding to foreign insurers in form of premiums.

The Bank, which is undoubtedly the leader in trade finance to importers in Kenya and the region- providing all-inclusive solutions that include lending to facilitate trade across international borders and securing insurance for all logistics needs see this latest move as a huge boost to the country’s insurance industry, economic growth in general and creation of new jobs.



the insurance sector is not so profitable going by the results of some companies their.The bank should concetrate to the acquisitions and expansions i.e somalia and mozambique instead.
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Ericsson
#870 Posted : Tuesday, July 18, 2017 6:29:32 PM
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Ebenyo wrote:
Ericsson wrote:
http://feaffa.com/magazine/2017/06/29/kcb-bancassurance-eyes-more-marine-insurance-business/?utm_content=buffer55852&utm_medium=social&utm_source=twitter.com&utm_campaign=buffer

KCB Insurance has positioned itself to play a significant role in the provision of marine insurance solutions to the Kenyan importers and exporters following a government directive that came into force early this year. The Treasury Cabinet Secretary, Mr Henry Rotich, in his 2016-17 budget speech directed full enforcement of Section 20 of the Insurance Act, which requires all importers to demonstrate procurement of marine insurance from local insurers before cargo clearance, a requirement that was often ignored.

KCB Insurance, the arm of KCB Group that offers insurance and risk management services to its customers since 2010 now hopes to tap more business from the over Kshs. 20 billion a year market the country has been ceding to foreign insurers in form of premiums.

The Bank, which is undoubtedly the leader in trade finance to importers in Kenya and the region- providing all-inclusive solutions that include lending to facilitate trade across international borders and securing insurance for all logistics needs see this latest move as a huge boost to the country’s insurance industry, economic growth in general and creation of new jobs.



the insurance sector is not so profitable going by the results of some companies their.The bank should concetrate to the acquisitions and expansions i.e somalia and mozambique instead.


They are looking at doing insurance for their loan products in-house
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