AO establishes a local business in Kenya
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AO’s Kenya business strengthens its East African presence, with a focus on local relationships, SACCOs and commercial banks.
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AO established its Kenya business in October 2021, building on earlier relationships in the country’s financial-services sector and creating a local base for growth in East Africa.
The operation reflects AO’s approach to entering new markets: establish a local presence, hire locally and combine local market knowledge with the wider Group’s technology and delivery capabilities.
AO Kenya focuses on savings and credit cooperative organisations (SACCOs), while also serving commercial banks. Its banking technology offering includes paperless banking and support for internet, mobile and agent banking.
With Africa as AO’s home market, the local business provides a foundation for deeper customer relationships in Kenya and opportunities across East Africa.
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