The South African banking giant Standard Bank no longer wants to play second fiddle in Kenya. The group, present in the country through Stanbic Bank, now has an unequivocal goal: to become the top Kenyan bank by 2030. To achieve this, it is willing to change scale and acknowledges, for the first time with such…...
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