ZB targets stronger lending in H2
ZB Financial Holdings (ZBFH) plans to step up lending in the second half of the year after an expansion of its balance sheet strengthened its ability to originate…
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NMB shifts focus, ramps up lending
NMBZ Holdings is ramping up lending activities as it seeks to grow interest income and reduce reliance on transaction-based revenue…
Read moreDiversified income lifts ZB
ZB Financial Holdings says its diversified business model helped soften the impact of weaker lending income in the first quarter…
Read moreBanks rethink profit drivers, as scrutiny tightens
Zimbabwe’s banking sector is undergoing a strategic shift, with major financial institutions increasingly turning to deposit mobilisation and loan growth…
Read moreFBCH posts ZWG95.6m profit in Q1 2026
FBC Holdings Limited (FBCH) recorded a ZWG95.6 million profit from operations for the first quarter of 2026, as the financial…
Read moreNedbank appoints new managing director
Betty Murambadoro has previously served on several boards, including Standard Bank Eswatini and Stanbic Bank Zimbabwe.
Read moreCBZ declares $10 million final dividend
CBZ Holdings Limited has declared a US$10 million final dividend for the year ended 31 December 2025, after the institution…
Read moreAfrican Century sees strong growth as fintech investments pay off
A sustained investment in digital platforms propelled deposit levels, while broader income streams were driven by a surge in customer…
Read moreNBS bolsters capital position
The Society's core capital rose 44 percent to reach US$57 million in the year ended 31 December 2025, comfortably above…
Read moreSmart ATMs, innovation lifts TN CyberTech, digital banking grows 64pct
TN CyberTech recorded solid growth across its business lines, with digital banking rising by 64 percent and traditional banking increasing…
Read moreAmend RBZ Act to curb govt’s central bank overdrafts: ZNCC
“Large central bank advances to government can weaken fiscal discipline and increase the risk of quasi-fiscal operations," ZNCC said.
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