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SBM Bank Kenya, the Kenyan subsidiary of the Mauritius-headquartered SBM Holdings Group, has inked an exclusive partnership that aims to enhance the well-being and fitness of it’s elite customers and staff through privileged access and attractive discounts at a premium gym facility.
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SBM Bank Kenya partners with premium gym to offer elite customers fitness benefits
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