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Members of the Uganda Bankers’ Association (UBA) held their Annual General Meeting on the 13th of May 2022 and elected Sarah Arapta, as the new Chairperson of the association’s Executive Committee. Arapta, the Chief Executive Officer of Citibank Uganda, takes over from Mathias Katamba, the Managing Director of dfcu Bank, whose two-year term (2020 and 2021) has elapsed. Arapta has been Katamba’s deputy on the outgoing committee which also included Varghese Thambi, the Chief Executive Officer of Diamond Trust Bank as the treasurer as well as Sam Ntulume the Executive Director, of I&M Bank Uganda as the Auditor. Albert Saltson,…
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Standard Chartered Bank Uganda Limited has been announced as the best performing Primary Dealer Market Maker (PDMM) in Uganda Government securities during the period October 2020 to September 2021. The announcement was made by Dr. Michael Atingi-Ego, Bank of Uganda (BOU) Deputy Governor, during the 1st Annual Award Event to Recognise the Best Performing PDMM) in the Uganda on Wednesday. “Congratulations to you [Mr. Albert Saltson CEO/Managing Director, Standard Chartered Bank Uganda] and your Financial Markets team,” said Dr Atingi-Ego. He said that the BOU established a system that evaluates the performance of each PDMM bank based on various criteria,…
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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 talk of Customer Service Week? Customers continue to be at the heart of our strategy, and we have continuously reaffirmed our commitment to them by introducing new and improved products and services that meet their diverse and unique needs. We recognize that our Customers are the anchor of our business, they are the reason we have remained open for 109 years without any interruption, they are the reason we come…
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Standard Chartered Bank Uganda has unveiled its first Kiosk Bank outlet located at Capital shoppers in Ntinda. This launch marks the fruition of another strategic alliance/partnership between the Bank and Capital Shoppers which will see the Bank set up a number of similar outlets at various locations over time. Kiosk banking is a low-cost model which creates a new touchpoint located in a high traffic area where clients can access digital services with a human touch. With a resource personnel at hand within the Kiosk, clients are able to make instant enquiries and be efficiently and effectively serviced or supported…
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Standard Chartered Bank Uganda (SCBU), a subsidiary of the out-of-London global banking giant, Standard Chartered Plc, has bounced back into the industry’s top three largest banks, according to its just-released 2020 results. The results, published on April 30th 2021, show that SCBU regained its No.3 position in assets and deposits, which it lost to Absa Bank in 2019. It also maintained its third position on revenues. Assets grew by 21.5% from UGX3.2 trillion to UGX3.8 trillion, on account of a UGX 1.25 trillion lending book, increased cash and balances held with the central bank that grew from UGX347.2 billion…
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Standard Chartered Bank Uganda has swept four (4) international and local prestigious awards from the Financial Times’ Banker Awards, Global Finance and Digital Impact Awards Africa. They include; The Banker’s Bank of the Year Awards 2020 by Financial Times, Digital Brand of the Year 2020 in Uganda by Digital Impact Awards Africa, Best Consumer Digital Bank Award in Uganda by Global Finance and The Digital Banking Excellence Award by Digital Impact Awards Africa. Bank of the Year in Uganda 2020 by The Banker Awards For the last 94 years, The Banker has been the world’s leading monthly journal of record…
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The Central Bank on April 6th released its April 2020 monetary policy statement that among others, reduced the CBR to 8%. It also announced other measures to mitigate especially the negative effects of Covid-19. In your view, do you think the measures are sufficient to deal with the problem at hand? We commend the measures announced by the Central Bank of Uganda to support financial institutions during this pandemic, which are designed to ensure we have adequate capital buffers and allow us to accommodate our clients’ requests to stem the impact of the pandemic on their businesses. We are cognizant…
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The total assets of Uganda’s financial services industry reached UGX.45.81 trillion, or 44.3 percent of Uganda’s GDP, as at end December 2018. The banking sector, dominated 69% of these assets, followed by Pension Funds at 22%, then Funds under Management (6%) and lastly the insurance sector at 3%, according to Bank of Uganda’s Financial Stability Report, June 2019. According to the report, as at end June 2019, the banking sector, continued to flourish with commercial banks accounting for 95.2 percent (UGX30.3 trillion) of the banking sector’s total assets of UGX.31.8 trillion. This was followed by the Microfinance Deposit-taking Institutions (MDIs)…
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Yes, they are all men. They are powerful. They run 8 of Uganda’s largest banks and they are paid handsomely too. The 8 CEOs are each paid on average a…
43 Managing Directors and Executive Directors of 23 of Uganda’s 24 banks, earned an average of UGX61 million or a combined UGX2.6 billion per month. This adds up to a total of UGX31.5 billion a year, according to painstaking research by CEO East Africa Magazine. Also read: https://www.ceo.co.ug/2018-ugandas-19-banks-rake-in-ugx790bn-profit-5-banks-still-loss-making/ According to the research, Barclays Bank’s CEO Rakesh Jha is the highest paid, taking in UGX148.6 million in January 2019. Bank of Baroda’s Managing Director, Mr. Ashwini Kumar is the lowest paid- earning just UGX14.4 million, regardless of the fact that his bank is the 6th largest and 4th most profitable! POOR…
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