Equity Bank has called on Small and Medium-sized Enterprises (SMEs) in Kenya to partner with the bank as they formulate plans to scale their businesses.
Equity Bank Kenya MD Moses Nyabanda says they have committed to enabling SMEs to connect with regional and global markets and improving their access to affordable credit.
Addressing select High Networth Individuals (HNIs) and high-impact SMEs in Nairobi, Nyabanda said Equity is willing to work with entrepreneurs grow their businesses and create jobs.
“At Equity Bank, we recognize that SMEs are the lifeblood of our economy,” stated Nyabanda.
He added: “Your tenacity, creativity, and perseverance drive Kenya forward, creating jobs, expanding industries and uplifting communities.”
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Nyabanda noted that partnerships are a key ingredient of business growth and challenged the entrepreneurs present to also give the bank feedback on how to serve them better.
He was meeting businesspersons from six key branches in the Nairobi CBD - Harambee Avenue, Tom Mboya, Moi Avenue, KNUT House, Kenyatta Avenue and Kahawa House.
“We are committed to empowering you with financial solutions tailored to your unique needs, whether it’s working capital, trade finance, digital banking solutions, or investment advisory.
“We are here to explore how we can support your businesses in unlocking growth opportunities across the country, the region and in the global markets.
“Please challenge us with blended requests, don’t just come to us with fixed requests of loans.”
Equity is driving the Africa Recovery and Resilience Plan (ARRP) to empower businesses, foster economic transformation and ensure sustainable prosperity within communities.
Equity Bank Kenya Head of HNIs Kevin Bwaley noted that its services and products targeted at HNIs include a dedicated Relationship Manager, Priority Banking Services, Exclusive Investment Products, Higher Credit Limits and Competitive Rates, Wealth Management Integration, Tax Optimization and Advisory, and Estate and Succession Planning.