Kenya’s licensing of 42 new digital lenders and what it means for credit markets in Africa
Kenya’s licensing of 42 new digital lenders signals a major shift in how credit markets across Africa are evolving. By bringing more players into a regulated framework, the move aims to improve transparency, protect borrowers, and expand access to formal credit. But it also raises important questions about competition, risk management, and market saturation. For lenders across the continent, this development offers both a blueprint for regulation and a reminder that sustainable growth depends not just on scale, but on trust, compliance, and responsible lending practices.
What is debt forgiveness and how does it work?
If you reside in a country where debt forgiveness programs exist and are struggling to cover debt payments or feel like you’ll never be able to pay everything off, you might consider debt forgiveness an option.
7 strategies to avoid SME loan defaults as a Nigerian Lender
While SMEs are generally considered low-risk borrowers, given the ease of verifying their operations through cash flow assessments, on-ground assessments and more. Lending to them is not without its challenges. We’ve done the grunt work for you. Learn the strategies to avoid SME loan defaults as a Nigerian lender.