Andrew Mashanda

Andrew Mashanda, newly appointed Head of Business and Commercial Banking, Africa Regions and Offshore at Standard Bank Group, brings over two decades of pan-African banking leadership and a track record of driving inclusive growth and financial innovation across the continent.

Andrew Mashanda Appointed to Lead Business and Commercial Banking Across Africa and Offshore for Standard Bank Group

Standard Bank Group has appointed Andrew Mashanda as the Head, Business and Commercial Banking (BCB), Africa Regions and Offshore, effective April 2025. In this role, Mashanda will lead the Group’s BCB franchise
April 23, 2025
Left-Right: Stanbic Holdings’ CEO, Andrew Mashanda; Stanbic Bank Chief Executive, Anne Juuko; Stanbic Business Incubator Chief Executive, Tony Otoa; SBG Securities’ Chief Executive, Joram Angora; Stanbic Properties Chief Executive, Spencer Sabiiti and Flyhub Chief Executive, Muhumuza Joel.

SHARED PROSPERITY: A deep-dive into Stanbic’s emphatic 2022 performance  

The bank which is the biggest lender with 21% of the market share, in 2020 restructured UGX800 billion of loans, giving room to clients to get back on their feet. Thanks to
Stanbic Uganda Holdings Limited Chief Executive Andrew Mashanda speaking during the release of the half year performance

RESILIENCE: Stanbic records UGX. 162b half year net profit

In spite of an unpredictable operating environment characterized by global price instability and a tightening of monetary policy by Bank of Uganda to curb imported inflationary pressures, Stanbic Uganda Holdings Limited (SUHL)
August 22, 2022
Anne Juuko, the Stanbic Bank Uganda Chief Executive said the business focused on sustained management of asset quality through proactive engagement of customers, restructuring loan repayments, and waiving or suspending interest repayment on loans by client businesses in sectors such as education that were most hit by the impact of covid-19 pandemic.

RESILIENT: Stanbic Uganda Holdings defies tough times; 2021 profits rise 11% to a record UGX269 billion  

Stanbic Uganda Holdings Limited (SUHL) has announced it grew its net profits by 11% in 2021 to earn UGX269billion from Ush.242billion in 2020, driven by robust growth in non-interest income earned by
Andrew Mashanda, the CEO for Stanbic Uganda Holdings Limited interacts with Spencer Sabiiti, the CE for Stanbic Properties during the press conference in Kampala on Feb.09

Stanbic Properties Limited unveils inaugural real estate market report showing 89% occupancy rate

A new real estate sector report compiled by Stanbic Properties Uganda Limited (SPL), a subsidiary of Stanbic Uganda Holdings Limited, indicates that average occupancy from surveyed buildings was recorded at 89% for
Stanbic Holdings' Andrew Mashanda and Stanbic Bank's Anne Juuko have both reiterated the bank's unwavering commitment to support businesses amidst the pandemic as well as investing in technology for a seamless user experience.

Stanbic Holdings reports UGX155 bn in H1 2021 net profit, backed by innovative credit expansion to pandemic-hit economy

Stanbic Uganda Holdings Limited (SUHL), a member of the Standard Bank Group, has today released its H1 2021 results, reporting powerful performance across all business fundamentals, compared to the same period in

 

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