Overview

This five-day practical and interactive program hosted by Central Bank of Kenya (CBK) has been developed exclusively to enable AFI members and others to exchange their knowledge on financial inclusion with a strong focus on credit bureau, digital finance, data and measurement/partnership and consumer protection.  

This program will examine the following crucial key learning points:

• The role and importance of digital finance in Kenya;
• The Kenyan financial sector reforms;
• The specific rules and regulations that can significantly impact the growth of digital finance;
• The problems and new challenges related to digital finance in Kenya;
• The credit bureau—the Kenyan experience;
• Data and measurement—partnership in Kenya;
• Consumer protection in Kenya.

Who should attend?

• Public officials and policy makers from AFI member institutions;
• Representatives of financial institutions and international organizations;
• Representatives of academic institutions, and national and international consultants specialized in the field.

Key benefits for attending?

• Foster collaboration among AFI members in order to learn from the policymaking experiences of others and share their knowledge of financial inclusion policies that have delivered tangible results;
• Gain knowledge from a successful regulatory body with proven results and experience;
• Identify the opportunities and challenges encountered by Kenya during the process.