My Chat with a Bank CEO is a unique interactive event presented by the Kenya Bankers Association (KBA).
“My Chat with a Bank CEO” is a public social media event presented by the Kenya Bankers Association (KBA). CEOs speak plainly to the public about borrowing, saving, business and new opportunities. They answer questions from households, farmers, entrepreneurs and youth.
This edition focuses on how finance can help people plan, invest, manage their money and grow responsibly, while highlighting opportunities for young people to build businesses, grow their income and participate in emerging sectors.
The programme is industry focused. Discussions look at sector-wide issues and the role of banks generally, rather than the products or operations of any single bank.
This Six-week program will feature six bank CEOs, each addressing a specific topic. Each CEO will host a 40-minute session, structured as follows:
Peter Mugeni
Managing Director, HFCB
9 October 2026 | 10:00am – 11:00am (EAT)
Topic: How Young Businesses Can Grow with the Right Financing
Focus
How financing can help young entrepreneurs and small businesses expand, buy equipment, increase stock, manage cash flow and take advantage of new opportunities.
Rajeev Pant
CEO, Prime Bank
16 October 2026 | 10:00am – 11:00am (EAT)
Topic: Turning Your Opportunity into a Sustainable Business
Focus
How entrepreneurs can identify viable business opportunities, turn ideas into sustainable businesses, manage risks and access the right financing to support growth.
Tirus Mwithiga
CEO, CIB Kenya
30 October 2026 | 10:00am – 11:00am (EAT)
Topic: Finding and Financing Your Business Opportunity
Focus
Helping entrepreneurs identify viable business opportunities, understand the financing options available and take practical steps to turn an opportunity into a sustainable business.
Nancy Njau
CEO, Family Bank
5 November 2026 | 10:00am – 11:00am (EAT)
Topic: Making Your Money Work Better for You
Focus
Simple, practical advice on saving, budgeting, borrowing wisely and protecting personal finances, with particular attention to young people starting work, earning an income or managing money for the first time.