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You describe Priority Banking as a segment built fundamentally on wealth management. What wealth creation options do you have for your clients? With over 30 years of experience in the…
The Uganda shilling showed its volatile side in recent days having endured a torrid time last week crossing a key level of 3650 against a resurgent dollar. This week how’re…
The local currency backtracked to hit record lows on demand jitters, testing a key level of 3600. Demand was mainly from oil importers and some interbank activity. In fixed income,…
Standard Chartered Bank has declared this October as the customer service month- What is the genesis of this initiative and why dedicate such a long period, where most businesses usually…
Standard Chartered Priority Banking is a segment under our Consumer Private and Business Banking business that offers a thoughtful bouquet of exclusive services, benefits and solutions to the Bank’s Affluent…
The local currency was up against elevated demand, trading weaker touching a key level of 3550 with the bearish mode likely to linger on. In the fixed income, yields on…
Business sentiment in Uganda’s private sector remained positive but slow in September on account of new orders and higher output, according to the monthly Stanbic Bank Purchasing Managers Index (PMI)….
It was a sideways drift for the Uganda shilling with forces of supply and demand in the market nearly equal. Trading held in the range of 3525/35 In the fixed…
The local currency marginally pulled back, largely driven by interbank market activity while demand from other sectors of the economy remained dull. Trading was in the range of 3520/30 In…
The local currency underwent a lite volatile spin mainly driven by interbank short covering and some importer demand. Trading held in the range of 3515/30. In fixed income space, government…
