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Bank of Baroda's headquarters on Kampala road, Kampala

Bank of Baroda executive director resigns

Bank of Baroda Uganda on Wednesday announced the resignation of its executive director, Bhati Prithvi Singh, after more than four years in the role
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ESG investing

Burn Manufacturing secures funding from AfDB to expand electric cooking in East and Southern Africa

Burn Manufacturing, the Kenyan producer of clean cookstoves and carbon developer, has secured a $4mn grant from the African Development Bank to roll out electric cooking solutions in Uganda, Kenya, and Zambia
Crested Towers in Kampala, with the shorter tower housing offices of Stanbic Bank

Stanbic Bank Uganda declares annual dividend

Stanbic Uganda Holdings Limited today announced an annual cash dividend of Shs3.13 ($0.00086) per share
Phillip Madinga, currently chief executive of Standard Bank Malawi, is expected to be announced as the new head of Stanbic Bank Uganda, replacing Anne Juuko

Phillip Madinga to replace Anne Juuko as Stanbic Bank CEO

Stanbic Bank Uganda, the country's largest bank by assets and profitability, is expected to announce the head of Standard Bank Malawi, Phillip Madinga, as its new chief executive
Dfcu Towers at Plot 26, Kyadondo Road, Kampala
Dfcu Group

Dfcu profit soars 40% after bank releases loan loss reserves

Profits at Dfcu Limited rose more than 40 per cent in the first six months, but the company, which derives most of its revenue from Dfcu Bank, reported a fall in income
Standard Bank Group's headquarters in Johannesburg

Stanbic traders boost profits

Uganda's largest bank reported a strong increase in first-half profits despite monetary tightening, as its traders posted their best performance in three years and credit quality improved
Crested Towers in Kampala, with the shorter tower housing offices of Stanbic Bank

Stanbic Uganda’s annual net profit rose

Stanbic Uganda Holdings Limited said its annual net profit rose by 15.2 per cent and was mainly driven by its anchor subsidiary, Stanbic Bank Uganda
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Personal debt

Tips for borrowing money: What’s acceptable and what’s not

While the holidays may tempt you to let your financial guard down, it's important to reflect on your financial portfolio to avoid sinking deeper into debt
People queueing to use an ATM outside a bank

Two top 100 African bank rankings, same two Ugandan banks

Two rankings of the top 100 African banks in 2023 feature the same two banks from Uganda, both of which also place in the top ten for profitability

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13 October 2016

Social media message on Crane Bank inaccurate, says BoU (Updated)

"Guys, if you know anyone with money in Crane Bank, tell them to remove it... Within the next week," the message circulating on WhatsApp on Thursday morning said. It was signed: "Insider BoU." Bank of Uganda has denied the message.

13 October 2016

Opportunity Bank acquired by international fintech company

Opportunity Bank Uganda has been acquired by the MyBucks Group, a Luxembourg-based financial technology (fintech) company that has operations in ten other African countries. MyBucks announced the acquisition in a statement.

15 September 2016

Stanbic borrows from international markets for lending in Uganda

Stanbic Bank Uganda, the country's biggest bank by assets, is borrowing $55 million in Dubai for lending in Uganda. The bank says it reached an agreement with Emirates NBD Capital Limited and four other banks for the two-year loan facility.

20 August 2016

Dfcu profits rise 70.71% in first half of 2016

Dfcu bank on Friday released provisional half-year results showing a 70.71% growth in net profit and 20.08% growth in net income. Net profit for the period was Shs23.32 billion compared Shs13.66 billion for the first half of 2015.

11 August 2016

Commercial bank interest rates and charges as at 01 July 2016

The charges and rates are published by Bank of Uganda to "promote transparency and enhance competition in the provision of banking services."

Bank of Uganda's head office in Kampala.
25 July 2016

Too big to fail? The 65 firms Ugandan government apparently wants to bail out

The two most indebted firms on the list, which we are republishing, owe Shs201 billion each, while the third most indebted has outstanding loans of Shs120 billion.