12 articles tagged “Comparison”
Kenya's three most talked-about Shariah funds serve three different jobs. The head-to-head on minimums, fees, liquidity, governance and disclosure, with every number dated.
One bank publishes what it pays. We compare every halal savings account in Kenya on rates, thresholds, withdrawal rules and fees, with Gulf African's matrices as the anchor.
Qard-based current accounts from six institutions, from Premier's KES 200 Ufanisi to Absa's Premier bundle. Entry costs, monthly fees and transaction pricing, all verified.
Four institutions run halal term deposits. Only one publishes what they pay: up to 6.95% declared in May 2026. Minimums, tenors and the verification problem, compared honestly.
Three institutions run women's accounts on Shariah lines, and one prints a real rate. What Sultanah, Malkia and Almasi actually deliver, beyond the branding.
Four Islamic institutions run children's accounts, from DIB's zero-minimum Najma to Gulf African's declared-rate SASA Kids. School-fee cheques, profit rules and thresholds compared.
Employer check-off unlocks the biggest unsecured halal facilities in Kenya, up to KES 8 million over 84 months. The salary accounts and the financing they gate, compared.
Diminishing Musharaka at up to 100% financing, 25-year tenors and one printed rate. Every halal mortgage in Kenya compared on published terms, verified August 2026.
Up to 95% financing on new cars, seven-year-old import limits, and printed rates only at the SACCOs. Every Shariah-compliant vehicle financing option in Kenya, compared.
From KES 20,000 goods financing to KES 8 million unsecured facilities: every documented halal personal financing option in Kenya, with structures named and terms ranked.
From Gulf African's SME ratio matrix and AGF-guaranteed unsecured line to Premier's sale-and-leaseback working capital and Crescent's boda-boda Murabaha, the full field.
Two products name their contracts for school fees: Premier's Tawarruq line and Crescent's Service Ijara Edu-Kash. What exists, what it costs where printed, and how to plan fees without riba.