Old Mutual has been in Mombasa this week for the latest leg of its nationwide Financial Wellness Drive bringing practical financial education, expert advisory services and tailored financial solutions closer to businesses and households across the Coast region
The activation, which follows successful engagements in Thika and Nakuru, aims to equip individuals, entrepreneurs, and SMEs with the knowledge and tools needed to better manage their finances amid ongoing economic pressures. Participants will have access to financial literacy sessions, advisory engagements and solutions spanning savings, investments, and risk protection.
The week-long programme will include market storms, customer visits, stakeholder engagements and a customer forum dubbed‘Built to Last: A Conversation on Enduring Prosperity’, which will bring together customers, business leaders and financial experts to discuss sustainable wealth creation and long-term financial wellbeing.
This week, Old Mutual also participated in the Bancassurance Association of Kenya (BAK) Conference, where the Managing Director, Digital Business Unit, Dr. Isaac Nzyoka showcased Thrive Connect, highlighting the role of innovation and digital solutions in advancing financial inclusion and customer empowerment.
The initiative is anchored on insights from the Old Mutual Financial Wellness Monitor, which shows that while many Kenyans remain optimistic about their financial future, rising living costs, debt pressures and unpredictable income streams continue to challenge households and businesses. Old Mutual’s Financial Wellness Drive seeks to bridge this gap by translating financial wellness insights into practical action through community engagements and personalised financial guidance.
Following Mombasa, Old Mutual will continue deepening conversations around financial inclusion, resilience and long-term financial security as part of its commitment to helping Kenyans achieve lasting financial wellness.
