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Absa Bank Uganda, Mumba Kalifungwa, presents the banks 2023 results. The results show 4 years of northward growth.

REPORT CARD⎮ 4 years of Mumba Kalifungwa at Absa Bank Uganda 

While announcing Mumba Kalifungwa’s appointment as Absa Bank Uganda’s Managing Director, on March 23rh 2020, Nadine Byarugaba, the Board Chairman said the bank had all faith in the new Managing Director’s ability
April 18, 2024
Hajjat Sebyala Aphwa Kawaase - International Climate Champion (L) & Mumba Kalifungwa - Absa MD (R), plant a tree during one of the bank's tree-planting events.

Absa named Best CSR and Sustainable Development Bank in Uganda in the 2024 Global Banking & Finance Awards.

Absa Bank Uganda has been recognised as the Best Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) Bank in Uganda and the Best Bank for Sustainable Development Uganda in the 2024 Global Banking & Finance Awards®
February 21, 2024
Left-Right: Deputy Governor, Bank of Uganda, Dr. Michael Atingi-Ego; Ministry of Finance Commissioner, Financial Services, Moses Ogwapus; Mumba Kalifungwa, Absa Bank Uganda’s Managing Director and Jeff Gable, the Head of Macro and Fixed Income Research at Absa Group during the 2024 Economic Outlook Forum hosted by Absa Bank Uganda at the Kampala Sheraton Hotel

Uganda maintains 4th position in the 2023 Absa Africa Financial Market Index

With an overall score of 62.8, Uganda maintained its fourth position out of the 28 African countries measured under the 2023 Absa Africa Financial Market Index (AFMI) – a report that evaluates
February 6, 2024
Absa Bank Uganda Managing Director Mumba Kalifungwa with Ramathan Ggoobi at the 2023 Post Budget dialogue. Kalifungwa applauded the Finance Ministry and Central Bank for using the fiscal and monetary tools respectively in curbing inflation

Gov’t on move to redirect resources towards wealth creation, rapid expansion of the economy

Government will in the Financial Year 2023/24 redirect resources towards wealth creation by facilitating more Ugandans to join the money economy and accelerate the economy’s rapid expansion, the Finance Ministry Permanent Secretary/
June 19, 2023
Mumba Kalifungwa, Absa Bank Uganda’s Managing Director, since April 2020. Over and above steering the bank through the pandemic, he has been able to, through these three years, grow the bank’s deposits base, by a CAGR of 4%, lending by a CAGR of 5.5% and total assets by a CAGR of 7.3%.
Mumba Kalifungwa, Absa Bank Uganda’s Managing Director, since April 2020. Over and above steering the bank through the pandemic, he has been able to, through these three years, grow the bank’s deposits base, by a CAGR of 4%, lending by a CAGR of 5.5% and total assets by a CAGR of 7.3%.

MUMBA KALIFUNGWA: Absa Bank Uganda’s 2022 performance manifests our obsession with our customers’ and stakeholders’ growth

For many of us, 2022 seemed like the year we had been hoping for. We were going to put the pandemic behind us and find some sort of return to normalcy. Unfortunately,
Under Nadine Byarugaba (left), who became board Chairperson in January 2016 and Mumba Kalifungwa (right) who became Managing Director in April 2020, Absa Bank Uganda has solidfied its growth, into Uganda's 3rd largest bank.
Under Nadine Byarugaba (left), who became board Chairperson in January 2016 and Mumba Kalifungwa (right) who became Managing Director in April 2020, Absa Bank Uganda has solidfied its growth, into Uganda's 3rd largest bank.

Absa Bank Uganda’s 2022 net profit grows 28.9% to UGX141 billion 

Absa Bank Uganda has this morning released its 2022 financial results, reporting growth in deposits, lending, revenues as well as net profit and assets. The bank, a subsidiary of Absa Group, one
Absa Uganda Managing Director Mumba Kalifungwa (L), hands over a dummy cheque assorted relief items to Robert Kwesiga -Uganda Red Cross Society Secretary General

Absa Bank donates UGX60m towards disaster response capacities for families affected by floods in Eastern Uganda

Absa Bank Uganda yesterday announced a donation worth UGX60 million to the Uganda Red Cross Society to cater for the purchase of shelter kits to provide temporary shelter and basic household essentials
August 5, 2022
Makerere University VC Prof Barnabas Nawangwe (2nd L) receives a dummy cheque of UGX65 million from Absa Bank Uganda Limited MD Mumba Kalifungwa (2nd R) as contribution towards Makerere at 100 celebrations

Absa Uganda Commits UGX65m Towards Makerere University Centenary Celebrations

Absa Bank Uganda Limited yesterday announced a commitment worth UGX 65million towards Makerere University’s centenary celebrations. The commitment will go towards supporting the university’s year-long anniversary celebrations, which were launched in November

 

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