FCB sees non-funded income declining

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Omega Ukama May 29, 2020 0 comments

FIRST Capital Bank (FCB) says it expects its non-funded income to decline during the second quarter of 2020 due to the coronavirus pandemic.

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Due to the lock-down non-funded income for quarter two is expected to decline by 15 percent

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FCB sees non-funded income declining