Savings and Credit Cooperatives that undertake the deposit taking activity are the most significant types of cooperatives that help in providing saving and credit facilities to their members. SACCOs are operating in a ...

Despite the existence of SASRA regulation, many SACCOs are still experiencing challenges due to the inability to manage various risks more efficiently. High costs of operation, non-performing loans and changes in ...

With the expansion of Kenya’s financial system over the last two decades, the Savings and Credit Co-operative (SACCO) sector has also developed significantly. Their continued growth and its impact on the financial ...

Various researches in the recent past indicate that generic strategies can have effects on the performance of SACCOs; SACCOs that have adopted generic strategies have gone in a long way to improve on their performance. The ...

Deposits taking SACCOs were developed to meet the basic human needs of deposits and borrowing methods without taking risks. Today, deposit taking SACCOs have important objective of empowering their depositors‟ ...

It is important to address the increased default in application of governance principles in firms, corporations and societies. Incidences of insider trading, disregard of transparency and disclosure regulations and ...

When facing capital constraints and in the absence of member equity injections, cooperatives are pressured to either take on more debt, demutualize or sell to investor owned firms so as to maintain their financial ...

Dairy cooperative society‘s role cannot be downplayed especially in the milk industry value chain. From the production to the marketing stages they have focussed on not only availing feeds but also distribution of ...