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Kenya's credit providers face higher fees and tighter CBK controls under new regulations

Published on: Sunday 04 October 2026

Kenya's new rules for non-deposit-taking credit providers raise compliance fees and introduce tighter requirements around lending products, customer data and AI-driven decisions.

News source: https://techtrendske.co.ke/2026/10/05/cbk-non-deposit-taking-credit-providers-regulations/

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Kenya's credit providers face higher fees and tighter CBK controls under new regulations