Kenya’s I& M Bank in Expansion Mode

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As part of I&M Bank’s innovative container branch model, the solar-powered branch promotes sustainability while enhancing financial inclusion for individuals and small businesses through quick and accessible banking services.

I&M Bank has expanded its national footprint with the opening of its first branch in Kirinyaga County, extending its reach into one of Kenya’s most agriculturally productive and economically promising areas.

The launch ceremony was officiated by I&M Bank Kenya CEO Gul Khan and the County Deputy Governor, H.E David Githanda Githae. Located along the Nairobi–Meru highway near Nice Digital City, the Mwea Branch will serve as a key financial hub for the region.

As part of I&M Bank’s innovative container branch model, the solar-powered branch promotes sustainability while enhancing financial inclusion for individuals and small businesses through quick and accessible banking services.

Speaking on behalf of the Kirinyaga County Governor, H.E. Anne Waiguru, E.G.H., the Deputy Governor, H.E. David Githanda Wachira, welcomed the investment with optimism. He stated that the opening of I&M’s first branch in Kirinyaga was a vote of confidence for the county as the next frontier for investment.”

The Deputy Governor affirmed that Kirinyaga is on a transformative path, and partnerships such as with the lender are key to unlocking inclusive growth and new opportunities for residents across the county.

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I&M Bank’s recent recognition as Best Retail Bank in Kenya at the 2025 Think Business Banking Awards affirms its commitment to designing products and services that respond to a dynamic and ever-changing consumer need.