Nairobi — Trust Bank (DTB) has scaled up its operations in Kenya after opening four new branches located in Gikomba, Tom Mboya, Global Trade Centre (GTC) and Bomet Town.

According to Nasim Devji, DTB Group Chief Executive Officer, the new branches are strategically placed to service clients in high-traffic areas of the nation's capital and expanding towns.

The bank is also set to open three more branches in Nanyuki, Karatina and Nyahururu towns.

"These branches will cater to the needs of business and retail customers, offering innovative products and personalised support in Bomet, Laikipia, Nyeri, and Nairobi counties," said Devji.

The newly opened outlets bring the total number of DTB branches to 87 in Kenya and 157 across the East African region, out of which 18 were opened in 2023.

"Expanding our branch network isn't just about physical presence, it's about enhancing accessibility and service quality for our valued customers," he added.

The new outlets are set to offer a wide range of products and services to customers, including personal and business accounts, loans, supply chain financing, mortgages, cards, and investment opportunities.

Customers will also be able to utilise the Bank's digital channels for account access and transactions, alongside visiting the branch locations for personalised services.