LOL kwani you don't get scarcism...I mearnt their conservative when it comes to lending compared to a bank like KCB........and why would BBK stay out of interbank market..they would rather lend to a fellow bank at 10-15% than to an individual at 15%...different credit scores...different risk profiles....overall if banks are borrowing at 10% at what % do you expect them to lend? offcourse this differs from bank to bank...but the events in the interbank have an impact on the cost of funds overall margins.

@the deal I meant Barclays will not be borrowing but instead lending or using what they have

KCB on steroids today.

that word was wrong.

KCB, Coop, Equity announce tomorrow.

I need to sell "some" KCB shares like right now, however, I bought them through Ngenye Kariuki.

I looked up "their" email and sent a request for advice but the email bounced back.

I googled and got the following Press Release to the effect that the company was under statutory management.

https://www.nse.co.ke/me...-release.html?start=160

All parties concerned are requested to give the Statutory Manager up to March 1, 2010 to enable the Statutory Manager familiarize himself with all
aspects of the company prior to forwarding any claims or lodging any requests for transfer of CDS Accounts.

What are the steps I should take to sell the shares, the documents I should carry with me and the office I should visit (I am in Kerugoya) and how long before I get the proceeds.

Impress me people, please.