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White Collar: The Banking Edition (Issue 3)

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EDITOR'S NOTE 03

THE THREAT OF ECONOMIC COLONIZATION 04

KENYA'S BANKING ROCKSTAR 07

IS ADVERTISING THE SOLUTION TO YOUR BUSINESS PROBLEMS? 10

Contents HOW TO ATTAIN YOUR WEALTH GOALS 18

THE POWER SUIT VS A GENTLEMAN’S BLAZER 22

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Editor’s Note Hello & Welcome to White Collar! We’re glad to have you with us for this issue. A famous banker once asked “If you had a sum of money and someone who you didn’t know so well wanted to borrow a bit of it, how much interest would you charge on your money?” The crowd responded with one answer after the other, but the aggregate of their answers was at about 20 percent interest. “Well that’s the position that banks are always in,” he responded “and we charge much less to encourage lending and spur economic growth.” The baking institution is a pillar of modern day society and it’s only right that we discussed it. It has played a central role in the advancement of mankind. In its earliest form, it was a means of keeping track of a surplus harvest or excess commodities acquired in trade. Traces of it have been seen in great civilizations across history, from the Egyptians to the Assyrians, the Greek and the Ancient Chinese empires. In today’s Issue we take the perspective of a few tried and tested bankers in an effort to understand their world a bit better. We love hearing back from our readers. Keep reaching out to

Contributors:

Michael Kiruthi, Esq Joseph Kiswili Emmanuel Kyama

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