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Get to know Sumac Microfinance Bank Ltd

Sumac Microfinance Bank Ltd was established in 2004 as Sumac Credit Limited and later became a deposit-taking microfinance institution after being granted a license by the Central Bank of Kenya in 2012. The bank's mission is to provide transformative financial solutions, with a vision to be the leading and most innovative microfinance bank in Kenya. It offers a comprehensive range of financial products and services, including various types of savings accounts, personal loans, business loans, asset financing, and trade finance, primarily targeting Small and Medium-sized Enterprises (SMEs), individuals, and corporate entities.

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Sumac Microfinance Bank Ltd

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2009

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