Stanbic Bank Uganda
Financing, not discovery, is Uganda’s real mining challenge
Ahead of the Mineral Wealth Conference, Stanbic Bank Uganda's John Tumwine makes the case for finance as the bridge to mining wealth
Stanbic trading desk powers record profit
Stanbic Uganda Holdings posted its strongest profit growth in three years in 2025, led by a surge in trading income and compressed interest margins
Stanbic analysts see opportunity for disciplined investors amid global unrest
Stanbic analysts say Middle East war poses real risks for Uganda's exports, currency, and inflation — but also creates openings for long-term investors
Stanbic Bank calls on Ugandans to embrace a culture of saving for economic progress
Stanbic Bank executive says Ugandans should save before spending, not after, as 30% still keep cash at home earning no interest
Stanbic Bank’s Ken Agutamba named among Africa’s Top 100 Corporate Communication Leaders
Kenneth Agutamba, Stanbic Bank Uganda's country manager for reputation and corporate communication, has been named among Africa's Top 100 Corporate Communication Leaders by Africa PR Week
Stanbic launches Digital Creators Summit in Kampala
In the lead-up to the Stanbic Ongea Digital Creators Summit 2025 on 11 December, Stanbic Bank has announced a scholarship programme to motivate Uganda’s digital creators
Stanbic Bank and FinCom launch digital lending partnership for Ugandan schools
Stanbic Bank Uganda has partnered with FinCom Technologies, creator of the SchoolPay platform, to deliver a digital lending solution for schools in the country
Stanbic partners with GIZ to support women in green businesses in Uganda, Kenya, and Tanzania
The collaboration will strengthen green innovation across East Africa by supporting women-led enterprises creating business solutions with a positive environmental impact
Stanbic Bank Uganda declares annual dividend
Stanbic Uganda Holdings Limited today announced an annual cash dividend of Shs3.13 ($0.00086) per shareMore Stanbic Bank Uganda
Stanbic Bank and British High Commission host UK oil and gas delegation
Stanbic Bank Uganda, in partnership with the Energy Industries Council EIC, and the British High Commission on Tuesday hosted a high-powered trade delegation from the UK
The role of banks and developers in creating affordable housing for Ugandans
Uganda’s population is projected to grow from 37 million today to 41.2 million by 2020 (UBOS) and yet the country currently has a housing deficit that stands at close to 1.2 million units
Stanbic Bank granted first bancassurance license
Stanbic Bank has become the first bank in Uganda to be granted a bancassurance license by the Insurance Regulatory Authority of Uganda
Introduction of Bancassurance in Uganda will be financial sector game changer
Ugandan commercial Banks are now in position to offer Bancassurance to complement their existing bouquets of products after the Ministry of Finance approved regulations governing the model
Stanbic profits in first half of 2017 drop on lower interest rates
Stanbic Bank, Uganda's largest bank by assets, reported a year-on-year fall in after-tax profit for the first half of 2017, which it said was emblematic of suboptimal growth in the banking sector
Stanbic Bank reports 27% rise in 2016 profits
Stanbic Bank, Uganda's largest bank, has released financials for 2016 showing a 27% increase in net profit, a solid performance in a challenging year for the banking sector.
Uganda economy to grow 5% in 2017 – Stanbic Bank
After growing at an average rate of 7.8% in 1990-2010, the expansion of Uganda's economy slowed to 4.5% in the five years to 2016. The prevailing consensus among economists is that growth this year will hew to the rate of the last few years.
MultiChoice and Stanbic Bank partner to provide free online payments
MultiChoice subscribers with accounts in Stanbic bank, the largest bank in Uganda, can now pay charges through the bank's mobile and online platforms at no extra charge.
Stanbic Bank follows BoU easing, cuts lending rate by 1%
Stanbic Bank is reducing its prime lending rate by 1% from 22% to 21% effective 1 December, a statement released by the lender said. This follows last week's reduction in the Central Bank Rate to 13%, the fourth consecutive rate cut this year.
Banks and Visa seek slice of maturing mobile money sector
Stanbic's platform is the second mobile banking product after MoKash, a partnership between MTN and Commercial Bank of Africa which launched in August. Kenya's Equity Bank is also exploring the possibility of extending its Equitel service to Uganda.
