To the u. S. Chamber of commerce here in washington, d. C. Vice president Kamala Harris and kenyan president william ruto are expected to participate in a forum there on u. S. Kenyon business partnerships. Live coverage begins now here on cspan. Pleased to lead us in a conversation in a topic thats been at the forefront of conversations this week as we hit we celebrate the historic state visit of the kenyan president of the United States. My name is kendra, im pleased to serve as president of the Agribusiness Center and i couldnt be more honored than to be joined by this august group of panelists here today as we start this conversation. In the interest of time, im going to let you know that the bios for our esteemed leaders are available on qr codes available in the room. We are going to have a chance to, as they say, allow those who need no introduction to present themselves to all of you. Im beginning to my right, again with a person who needs no introduction, the vice chair and pre
Standard Bank, Africa's largest banking group by assets and MiDA Advisors, will be partnering with Acorn Holdings, an established real estate developer, in mobilising USD$700 million Kenya Shilling (KES) equivalent in long-term blended finance commitments for green, affordable student housing in Kenya.
Stanbic Bank and MiDA Advisors will be partnering with Acorn Holdings, an established real estate developer, to mobilise $700 million in long-term blended finance commitments for green, affordable student housing in Kenya.
Financial services provider Standard Bank has partnered with global advisory firm MiDA Advisors and real estate developer Acorn Holdings to mobilise long-term blended finance commitments for green and affordable student housing in Kenya.
The transaction will comprise up to $180-million in financing from the US Development Finance Corporation, which should help to secure $380-million more financing arranged jointly by Stanbic Bank Kenya – a member of Standard Bank Group – and MiDA.