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35: De-risking opportunities for banks: Examining productivity of sectoral bank credit flows

Samuel Kiemo and Camilla Talam

34: Can FinTech shape the dynamics of consumer credit usage among the un(der)banked?

Davis Bundi Ntwiga

33: Influence of sustainability on regulation and credit risk management among commercial banks in Kenya

Lilian K. Nyamongo

32: An alternative approach to estimation of the probability of default for commercial entities: The modified KMV Merton model

Andrew Kioi Njeru

31: Credit market imbalances and adjustments in Kenya

Jared Osoro and Kiplangat Josea

30: Do migrant remittances matter for financial development In Kenya?

Roseline Nyakerario Misati and Anne Kamau

29: The nexus between financial inclusion and financial stability: Credit, savings and asset quality of Kenyan banks

Caroline Kariuki, Gillian Kimundi and Steve Makambi

28: Intra-market linkages in the financial sector and their effects on financial inclusion

Caspah Lidiema

27: Strategic leadership and strategy implementation in commercial banks in Kenya

Habil Olaka, Peter Lewa and Peter Kiriri

26: Financial inclusion: How do you know that you are there?

Jared Osoro and David Muriithi

25: Influence of financial regulation in Kenya on financial inclusion: A case study of the banking industry in Kenya

Deborah Kemunto Momany

24: Credit risk analysis for low income earners

Davis Bundi Ntwiga

23: Gaps from the cap: Implications for financial inclusion in Kenya

Rogers Ochenge and Samuel Tiriongo

22: Effects of government borrowing on private investments in Kenya

Caspah Lidiema

21: Sectoral risk and return: Implications on commercial banks' credit expansion in Kenya

Ferdinand Othieno and Caroline Kariuki

20: Policy innovations and sectoral credit expansion in Kenya

Samuel Tiriongo and Farida Abdul

19: Price channel versus quantity channel: The relationship between government domestic borrowing from commercial banks and private sector credit in Kenya

Camilla Chebet and Samuel Kiemo

18: Influence of bank lending to the government on private sector credit in Kenya: A fiscal deficit specification

Steve Makambi, Reuben Muhindi and Gillian Nduku

17: The interbank market in Kenya: Picking the distress signal from the treasury bills' market

Jared Osoro and David Muriithi

16: Commercial banks and economic infrastructure PPP projects in Kenya: Experience and prospects

Paul Kamau

15: Islamic banking and economic infrastructure development: Kenya's prospects

Wahida Mohammed

14: Local and international dimensions to credit provision by commercial banks in Kenya

Roseline Nyakerario Misati and Anne Kamau

13: Modelling risk of financing agribusiness in Kenya

Philip Ngare, Martin Kweyu and Chris Huka

12: Innovative financing for housing in sustainable growth: Modeling incremental financing strategies in housing

Peter A. Makachia

11: Sustainability in the financial sector in Kenya

Francis Kariuki

10: Bank-based versus market-based financial system: Does evidence justify the dichotomy in the context of Kenya?

Jared Osoro and Evans Osano

9: Determinants of banks expansion in the East African Community: An empirical analysis of Kenyan banks

Lucas Njoroge and Shem Ouma

8: The drivers of cross-border banking expansion: Evidence from East Africa

Odongo Kodongo and Dinah Natto

7: Consumer protection for mobile payments In Kenya: An examination of the fragmented legislation and the complexities it presents for mobile payments

Joy Malala-Scholz

6: Deepening financial inclusion through collaboration to create innovative and appropriate financial products for the poor

Tony K. Omwansa and Timothy Mwololo Waema

5: The role of capital requirements on bank competition and stability: The case of the Kenyan banking industry

Ragnar Gudmundsson, Kethi Ngoka-Kisinguh and Maureen Odongo

4: Assessing the determinants of interest rate spread of commercial banks in Kenya: An empirical investigation

Maureen Were and Joseph Wambua

3: Collateral lending: Are there alternatives for the Kenyan banking industry?

Mary Karumba and Martin Wafula

2: Income diversification in the banking sector and earnings volatility: Evidence from Kenyan commercial banks

Josephat Mboya Kiweu

1: Segmentation and efficiency of the interbank market in Kenya

Moses Muse Sichei, Samuel Tiriongo and Chris Shimba