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KCB first-half pretax profit rises 16 pct to Sh11.67 billion

Kenya Commercial Bank (KCB) , the country's largest bank by assets, reported on Thursday a 16 percent rise in first-half pretax profit to 11.67 billion shillings ($133 million), driven by fees, commissions and foreign exchange trading income.

Bad debts were more than targeted at 8.8 percent of the portfolio, Chief Executive Joshua Oigara said, but added the outlook had brightened after the Kenyan government had paid contractors following earlier delays.

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