The Leasing Association of Kenya (LAK) is an umbrella association of asset finance and leasing practioners in Kenya. The origin of LAK was the East, Central & Southern Africa Leasing Association which was registered in Kenya in 2003. It was an association limited by guarantee, but the name was later changed to the Leasing Association of Kenya in 2007 to better reflect the membership.
World Leasing Yearbook 2023_ContentKorara Special School CSR
LAK donated a Braille Machine and Braille papers on 7th Dec 2023, during LAK End Year Networking Forum.
President Ruto Launching The Isuzu Electro – Deposition Paint Plant
The Leasing Association of Kenya launches the first Business Confidence Survey of our members
We were pleased to launch the detailed findings of the first Business Confidence Survey of our members, during a breakfast at the Crowne Plaza. Our members discussed how growth in our sector will be founded on new partnerships with sectors such as medical services providers and corporates that offer asset financing through ‘pay-as-you-go’, that could use the capex freed through leasing equipment, to focus on their customer service. We also discussed how the leasing industry’s human capital would benefit from more training, more innovation and recruiting across different industries.
CSR Activities
At the National Spinal injury hospital, one of our CSR Activities.
NMG Supplement
Lease Convention 2014
The Leasing Association of Kenya held a two day convention “Lease Convention 2014” under the theme: Leasing the Game Changer, on the 27th & 28th of May 2014 at the Kenya School of Monetary studies. The lease convention 2014 was a first of its kind and it aimed to fulfill the following within the leasing sector in Kenya:
- Enhance capital formation for both public and private sector
- Job creation via deepening of financial transactions to support various sector growth initiatives
» Education – skill development via training of devolved government resources
» Agriculture – extend limited financial resources to support irrigation schemes
» Manufacturing – enhance local assembly and servicing of increased equipment use
» Health – enhance proliferation of new innovations across the counties
» Energy – drive the implementation of green energy solutions and sustainability
» Public sector – enhance implementation of Vision 2030 & Jubilee Manifesto via enhanced access to finance for SME’s, value for money public finance through leveraged limited financial resources
HE, The President Flags Off the Leased National Police Vehicles
HE, The President Flags Off the Leased National Police Vehicles
Vice President William Ruto’s take on leasing in Kenyan Government
Vice President William Ruto’s take on leasing in Kenyan Government.
Leasing in Kenya
Leasing in Kenya.