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LETTERS: Interest rate caps popular, but it’s a blunt policy tool
The Central Bank of Kenya head office. FILE PHOTO | NMG
Kiambu Town MP Jude Njomo who led the crusade to rein in interest rates recently said “there is a concerted effort by banks, which have formed cartels, to keep off credit from the public, thus blackmailing Parliament into changing a law that protects the ordinary people.”
The law now in place was proposed in 2011 to the opposition of the then economist President Mwai Kibaki.