Stanbic Bank, the Kenyan subsidiary of South African group Standard Bank, has increased its interim dividend to 3.80 KSh (about 0.029 USD) per share for the six months ending in June 2025, doubling the payout compared to the same period last year. The bank stated that the increase aims to use unused capital productively and…...
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