Moody’s Investors Service has confirmed that the outlook for the Kenyan banking system remains stable, reflecting resilient economic conditions and strong financial buffers, while also upgrading the ratings of several large banks in the country. “Our outlook for the Kenyan banking sector is stable and reflects our view of the evolution of banks’ solvency over…...
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