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JPMorgan Chase (NYSE:JPM) plans to enter Kenya and Ivory Coast this year as the biggest U.S. lender is set to expand its footprint in the continent, Reuters reported, citing CEO Jamie Dimon. "We want to add a country or two (enter or deepen presence) in Africa,

Very recently it was reported that JPMorgan Chase, an American international financial firm, was granted a license to operate in Kenya. This is part of the company’s plan to expand its footprint on the African continent.