The revamp comes as access to financial services in Kenya is high, but many households still struggle to turn that access into sustained savings for long-term goals.
“Kenyans clearly want to save and build a better financial future, but they are doing so while managing significant pressures today.
Our responsibility is to provide solutions that help customers balance today’s needs with tomorrow’s ambitions,” said Karenju.
L-R Martin Karenju Managing Director Old Mutual Life Assurance Kenya pose for a photo during Old Mutual Holdings Financial Wellness Report Launch at Serena Hotel on 25.03.2026
Arthur Oginga Group Chief Executive Officer Old Mutual Group deliver his keynote speech during Old Mutual Holdings Financial Wellness Report Launch at Serena Hotel on 25.03.2026
“A customer does not necessarily wake up thinking about an insurance or savings product.They are thinking about paying for their child’s education, buying a home, protecting their family or having enough money when they retire.
We need to begin with that goal and then help them identify the solution that can get them there,” said Oginga.