Promoting coin circulation through national awareness campaign.
Uniting Kenyan banks for sustainable growth.
Guided by leadership, accountability, and member representation.
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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P.O.Box 73100 – 00200
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.
Kenya Bankers Association (KBA) is the financial sector’s leading advocacy group and the umbrella body of the institutions licenced and regulated by the Central Bank of Kenya (CBK) with a current membership of 46 financial institutions. KBA continues to reinforce a reputable and professional banking sector in a bid to best support Kenyans, who entrust their ambitions and hard-earned resources with its member banks.
To promote a reliable, professional, and inclusive banking sector that offers the best financial services to all Kenyans who entrust their hard-earned resources with the member banks.
Leadership, Innovation, Knowledge and Ethics.
A vibrant and sustainable banking industry.
Everything you need to know about KBA
KBA is the umbrella body of the banking industry in Kenya, representing 46 licensed banks regulated by the Central Bank of Kenya. It advocates for the industry and drives policy, innovation, and development.
Today, KBA promotes a strong and professional banking sector through advocacy, industry development, innovation, public education, and stakeholder engagement.
KBA’s members include all licensed and regulated commercial banks in Kenya, as well as a few microfinance and mortgage finance institutions approved by the CBK.
KBA provides resources such as the Total Cost of Credit (TCC) tool, consumer guides, and financial literacy initiatives to help Kenyans make informed banking decisions.
No, KBA is not a regulatory body. The industry regulator is the Central Bank of Kenya (CBK). KBA works in partnership with CBK and other stakeholders to support regulatory compliance and industry growth.
KBA spearheads innovation through platforms like PesaLink, open banking discussions, digital finance research, and the promotion of sustainable banking practices.
You can contact KBA through the Contact Us section of this website or by emailing info@kba.co.ke. You can also visit their offices in Nairobi.