KCB Bank has reaffirmed its commitment to supporting education institutions across Kenya through tailored financial solutions aimed at strengthening schools’ financial stability, infrastructure and service delivery.
The commitment was highlighted during the Kenya Comprehensive Schools Headteachers Association (KECSHA) conference taking place at Sheikh Zayed Hall in Mombasa County.
The week-long conference, held under the theme ‘Reimagining Kenya’s School of the Future for National Development’, has brought together school heads, policymakers, education experts and partners to discuss the future of basic education in the country.
Speaking at the event, KCB Coast Regional Business Manager Yasir Jamal said the bank remains committed to supporting the education sector through its Learning Institutions and Value Chain Banking proposition.
He noted that the initiative provides customised financial solutions addressing the operational, infrastructure, staff and student needs of learning institutions.
Jamal said the bank supports schools through clean energy investments, scholarships, affordable institutional banking, school fee collection solutions, mortgage facilities and infrastructure financing.
He added that KCB is also focused on improving education quality by investing in learners and providing financial and operational support to institutions.
The bank said its partnership with education stakeholders seeks to strengthen the financial foundations of schools, promote institutional growth and support sustainable development across the sector.
Through these initiatives, KCB aims to help learning institutions improve their operations and create better learning environments while delivering lasting benefits to learners and surrounding communities.