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Natbank trustee registers 34% growth Profit After Tax in 2021

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Natbank Trustee and Investment Services Limited (Natbank), a wholly owned subsidiary of the National Bank of Kenya Limited, has posted a profit after tax of Ksh 23.47 million during the 12 months ended 31 December 2021.

The profit is an increase of 34% compared to a similar period in 2020.
The performance was underpinned by rising management fees in line with the 30 percent growth in assets under management during the year under review.
Natbank Trustee & Investment Services Head & Principal Officer, Victor Odendo said despite a challenging year they have achieved an impressive funds and earnings growth. “The growth mirrors our continued commitment towards delivering solutions that resonate with our clients.”
The Principal Officer added that Natbank would continue to review opportunities in high growth areas of the business.
“Looking into 2022, we intend to dedicate our resources to enriching our range of investment products to make them attractive and accessible to both existing and potential investors. Further, the rollout of our improved ICT platform will significantly serve to enhance our service delivery and customer experience in line with the Group’s digital leader and digital to the core agenda” said Mr. Odendo.
“Our primary ambition is to differentiate our offering by way of realigning ourselves towards delivering an unparalleled investment proposition to all our clients supported by superior customer experience. We will therefore continue to operate as a responsible brand and we will discharge our professional mandate for the best interest of our clients.’’
Natbank offers a variety of products and services tailored to meet clients’ demand and risk profile.
Mr Odendo noted that the trust private wealth management services is available to private investors who would like to have a unique portfolio that best suits their investment needs.
Natbank also extends their services to the pensions sector through segregated fund management.
“We also make it easier access to our registered retirement benefits schemes that is the Natbank umbrella fund, the Natbank individual pension plan and the Natbank income drawdown to help clients build wealth for their retirement.”
Natbank recently received regulatory approval to offer unit trust products consisting of equity fund, balanced fund, bond fund and money market fund.

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