Equity has signed a trade credit financing agreement with BpiFrance, the public investment bank of France, to strengthen support for Small and Medium Enterprises (SMEs) across Kenya and the broader East African region. The partnership was signed and unveiled during French Week 2024, jointly organized by the French Chamber of Commerce and the French Embassy…...
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Equity, BpiFrance partner to boost SME trade financing in East Africa
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(L-R, front row) Equity Group Managing Director and CEO Dr. James Mwangi and BPI France CEO Nicolas Dufourcq display the MoU between Equity and BPI France. Looking on in second row (L-R) is Managing Partner ALN Kenya, Rosa Nduati-Mutero, the French Ambassador to Kenya Arnaud Suquet and the Principal Secretary for Investment, Trade and Industry Alfred K’Ombudo.
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