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NjeriTalksLaw | Episode 3 - Fintech

In the third episode, Njeri Wagacha is joined by Kevin Mutiso, Chair of the Digital Lenders’ Association and Muthoni Mutonyi, Head of Research and Innovation at Equity Bank Limited.

24 Mar 2021 1Hour 04:36 Minutes Podcast
NjeriTalksLaw | Episode 3 - Fintech

NjeriTalksLaw | Episode 3 - Fintech

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NjeriTalksLaw | Episode 3 - Fintech

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In the third episode, Njeri Wagacha is joined by Kevin Mutiso, Chair of the Digital Lenders’ Association and Muthoni Mutonyi, Head of Research and Innovation at Equity Bank Limited.

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