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the deal wrote:Huuh! Nothing peculiar here, banks have been doing rights issues to shore up their capital ratio's, with the new capital adequacy guidelines from the CBK effective 1 January 2013 expect more rights issues, its either that or no or little dividends from some banks as they build their capital ratio's via retained earnings. Other commercial banks have also been involved in capital raising ventures driven by an impending review of regulatory requirements and the need to finance expansion plans with most of them turning to shareholders through rights issues.
Standard Chartered, NIC, DTB, Family Bank, Jamii Bora and CFC Stanbic, have turned to their owners for additional capital.
Chase Bank is engaged with strategic investors keen to inject additional capital to the bank which has also been operating on lean capital adequacy ratios while Family Bank has been courting strategic investors with IFC, through its subsidiary, Africa Capitalisation Fund showing interest.http://www.businessdaily...1/-/5q2e07z/-/index.html
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