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The bank’s acting CEO Timothy Kabiru says the product will be attractive to customers who have funds that are earning little interest in other instruments. "It is also attractive in that the client will not have to wait for the conventional period of deposit maturity to enjoy the interest earned on their deposit, while still maintaining funds for emergencies," Kabiru says. The product is targeted at individuals, investment groups and companies who can put aside at least Sh500,000 for a minimum period of three months.For More of This and Other Stories, Grab Your Copy of the Standard Newspaper. Read Now »
The bank notes that some customers may need to uplift their deposit before the maturity period due to unforeseen circumstances. In deserving cases, the bank would deduct interest already paid upfront for the yet-to-be served period creating a win-win situation for both the lender and the customer.SEE ALSO: Liverpool put child mascots on hold over coronavirus fears
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