Brokers act as intermediaries between clients and financial institutions. They may help people find information, prepare documents, or arrange a financial transaction. A broker is not necessarily a bank. The services available can differ from one firm to another. This section helps readers find practical details about these firms, such as their location and phone number. Some may have an office or branch in Nairobi, Kenya’s largest city.
The firms are listed for reference only. A listing does not recommend or endorse any institution. Before dealing with a firm, check whether it has the licence needed for the work it carries out. The Central Bank of Kenya is the regulator. It publishes the register used to check the institutions in this directory. The register currently lists 47 licensed institutions of all kinds in Kenya. It does not separate this total by kind of licence, so the figure should not be read as the number of banks or brokers. Contact details and locations can change, so confirm them with the institution when possible.