Revenue for the group for the nine months ending 30 September 2022 surged by 97% to ZW$51.375 compared to the prior year. The growth was propelled by an improvement in both interest and non-interest i

ZB Financial Holdings delivered an astounding performance in 2022, registering a monumental upswing across its banking and insurance operations on the back of propitious macroeconomic conditions and t

B Bank Group, a leading financial institution doubled its total income in the first half of 2023, increasing by 796% to ZWL917.284 billion compared to ZWL102.407 billion in the same period last year.

ZB Financial Holdings has reported a challenging half-year ended 30 June 2024, marked by significant declines in its financial performance. The group recorded a 59% drop in after-tax profit (PAT), fa

ZB Bank Limited, the flagship of ZB Financial Holdings (ZBFH), saw income from lending activities net of recoveries climb 27% to ZWG370 million in 2024 from ZWG292 million in 2023, despite sluggish lo

ZB Financial Holdings, a prominent financial services provider in Zimbabwe, has launched two innovative digital payment solutions: Smile Cash, a digital wallet, and Smile & Pay, a payment gateway desi

CBZ Holdings, Zimbabwe’s largest bank by assets, and deposits, has reported a significant surge in non-funded income, rising from ZWG 1.5 billion in the first half of 2024 to ZWG 1.9 billion in the fi

ZB Financial Holdings, a diversified financial arm listed on the Zimbabwe Stock Exchange (ZSE), has reported a remarkable 123% increase in profit after tax for the half-year ended 30 June 2025, rising

ZB Financial Holdings, Fusion Essence, Life Central, digital transformation, core banking system, insurance system, Smile Cash, financial inclusion, Zimbabwe banking, ESG strategy,

ZB Financial Holdings Limited (ZBFH) is expecting to underwrite more business from newly issued credit lines, a move set to drive sustained growth in its loan book and strengthen its core lending oper

The dividend flows point to a deeper structural reality within Zimbabwe’s financial sector, where resilience is increasingly sourced beyond national borders. The next phase will be shaped by how effec