Co-op Bank says it will leverage its relationships in the co-operative movement to support the rollout of the State’s Sh50 billion hustler fund, which will offer soft loans to small enterprises.
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President William Ruto’s administration has committed to providing loans to small firms such as motorcycle transport operators and women-owned ventures at single-digit interest rates without collateral.
Most of the advances are set to be distributed through savings and credit co-operative societies (saccos), which have complementary and synergistic ties to Co-op bank. The hustler fund is expected to be implemented in the current quarter ending December.
https://www.businessdailyafrica.com/bd/corporate/companies/co-op-bank-eyes-big-role-in-sh50bn-hustler-fund-3988528
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