Kenya Commercial Bank Group
Kenya Commercial Bank is a member of the KCB Group of companies. These include:
- Kenya Commercial Bank — Nairobi, Kenya
- KCB Burundi - Bujumbura, Burundi
- KCB Rwanda - Kigali, Rwanda
- KCB Sudan - Juba, South Sudan
- KCB Tanzania - Dar es Salaam, Tanzania
- KCB Uganda - Kampala, Uganda
- KCB Foundation Limited - Nairobi, Kenya
- KCB Sports Sponsorship Limited - Nairobi, Kenya
- Savings & Loan Kenya Limited - Nairobi, Kenya
As of December 2010, KCB Group was the largest financial services group in Kenya, with an asset base valued at over US$3.5 billion (KES:251 billion). At that time, KCB Group had the widest network of banking outlets comprising nearly 220 branches in Kenya, Rwanda, Southern Sudan, Tanzania and Uganda.
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