Tanzania regulator reveals KCB’s 22.23% stake in payments firm Pesapal
The deal deepens KCB’s push into payments and business software, giving the bank exposure to Pesapal’s merchant network across East Africa.
The deal deepens KCB’s push into payments and business software, giving the bank exposure to Pesapal’s merchant network across East Africa.
The proposal could loosen banks’ and mobile money providers’ control over customer relationships by allowing licenced fintechs to access customer data.
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