Britam Holdings, a Nairobi-based financial services conglomerate partly owned by some of Kenya's wealthiest investors, has launched a three-month pre-incubation program for six fintech startups through its innovation hub, BetaLab.
The initiative aims to address critical challenges in the finance and insurance sectors by providing startups with the resources and mentorship needed to scale their businesses. The program includes a partnership with Senior Talent to connect startups with seasoned executives who can help them navigate growth hurdles.
Startups disrupting Kenya's financial landscapeThe selected startups, Zereba, Amsha, Adapo, Chamazetu, Pesaflex, and Medicod AI, are developing innovative solutions for various segments of the Kenyan market. From real estate transactions and savings platforms to equity crowdfunding and healthcare technology, these companies have the potential to reshape the financial services industry.
"We're excited to work with these innovative entrepreneurs and support their growth," said Evah Kimani, Britam's director of partnerships and digital. "Their solutions have the potential to transform the financial services sector and improve the lives of Kenyans."
