Esther Koimett, former Principal Secretary, has been identified as the largest disclosed shareholder in Middle East Bank Kenya, according to recent reports. The information was shared by peopledaily.digital, which highlighted Koimett's significant stake in the financial institution.
The report notes that Koimett's ownership position was revealed as part of the bank’s transparency efforts. While the exact percentage of her stake was not specified, the disclosure marks a notable development in the ownership structure of the bank.
Koimett, who previously held a high-ranking government position, is now a key figure in the private sector. Her involvement in the banking industry underscores a growing trend of public officials transitioning into corporate roles in Kenya.
The disclosure comes amid ongoing discussions about corporate governance and transparency in the Kenyan financial sector. (peopledaily.digital)
