NAIROBI, Kenya, Jan 30 – Sidian Bank, has announced the relocation of its Moi Avenue branch in Nairobi CBD from Guilders Building to MKU Towers.
The bank termed the move which took effect on Monday, January 29, as a significant step in its roadmap towards expanding its operations.
Sidian Bank is seeking to enhance accessibility for its customers in a bid to tap into the SME Market.
Targeting the micro, small and medium enterprise (MSME) sector, the relocation aligns with Sidian Bank’s commitment to providing convenient and modern banking facilities to its growing customer base, the bank stated.
MKU Towers, located in a prime business district, offers state-of-the-art infrastructure and amenities that will enable Sidian Bank to better serve its clients, it noted.
Sidian Bank CEO Chege Thumbi termed the new location as ideal for the banks clientele.
“This move represents our dedication to enhancing customer experience and ensuring accessibility to our services. MKU Towers provides an ideal location that will enable us to serve our customers more efficiently while offering them a contemporary banking environment.”
The new branch at MKU Towers will feature a range of banking services, including personal and business banking and digital banking solutions.
Thumbi said customers can expect the same level of personalized service and financial expertise that Sidian Bank is known for, along with the added convenience of a modern and accessible location.
The bank’s vision has been to be the preferred partner in realizing entrepreneurial potential in the country and to enable entrepreneurs create wealth through provision of transformational financial solutions.
SMEs are the backbone of the economy, driving innovation, creating jobs and contributing to vibrant communities.
Recognizing the challenges, Sidian Bank is stepping up its efforts to provide SMEs with the financial tools, guidance and support they need to thrive.
