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Financial institutions in the DRC operate at the intersection of prudential regulation, evolving reporting standards and a market still building out its institutional infrastructure. Confidence — from regulators, depositors, investors and correspondent banks — depends on financial and governance discipline that can be independently verified. That is where KMC works.
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