Family Bank reported strong first-half 2025 results, with total assets rising 22% year-on-year to KES 192.9 billion and customer deposits climbing 26% to KES 149.8 billion. The Kenyan lender expanded its loan book by 10.4% to KES 100.9 billion, helping lift net interest income 40% to KES 6.9 billion. Non-interest income grew 18% to KES 2.7 billion. Asset-quality pressures persisted as gross non-performing loans increased 15% to KES 15.2 billion. The bank set aside KES 663.5 million in loan-loss provisions, up 68% from a year earlier, underscoring caution even as the Central Bank of Kenya’s easing cycle lowers funding costs across the sector.