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Anne Juuko, the outgoing Regional Head, East Africa for Global Markets at Standard Bank Group and former CEO of Stanbic Bank Uganda, photographed during her leadership tenure—her departure marking a major senior-level exit after 13 years with the Group.
Anne Juuko, who served as Regional Head, East Africa for Global Markets at Standard Bank Group, pictured during her earlier tenure as CEO of Stanbic Bank Uganda. Given her seniority and track record, industry observers note that she is likely to remain a significant figure within the financial services sector.

EXCLUSIVE BREAKING NEWS: Anne Juuko Resigns From Standard Bank Group

Anne Juuko, previously the Regional Head, East Africa for Global Markets at Standard Bank Group, has resigned her role effective 30th November 2025, CEO East Africa Magazine can exclusively reveal. Her departure
December 3, 2025
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Teams from Stanbic Bank and SchoolPay who developed the new Stanbic FlexiLoan on SchoolPay pose for a group photo. The two institutions have worked together for more than a decade, transforming school fees digitisation and now pioneering Uganda’s first digital lending marketplace for schools.

SchoolPay and Stanbic Bank Unveil Uganda’s First Digital Lending Marketplace for Schools

SchoolPay, the digital education payments platform operated by Fincom Technologies, has partnered with Stanbic Bank Uganda to launch the country’s first digital lending marketplace for schools. The new Stanbic FlexiLoan on SchoolPay
November 28, 2025
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Stanbic Bank Uganda senior leadership portraits featuring executives alongside key messages from the Keep Growing campaign, highlighting the bank’s commitment to financial inclusion, national development, and household prosperity.
Left–Right: Stanbic Bank Uganda’s senior leadership team — Tunde Thorpe, Catherine A. Poran, Paul Bitature Muganwa, Chief Executive Mumba Kalifungwa, Samuel Fredrick Mwogeza, Tichaona Makonese, and Grace Semakula — have each committed to leveraging their respective portfolios to power Uganda’s economic growth under the new Keep Growing campaign. The 18-month campaign reaffirms Stanbic’s renewed commitment to driving Uganda’s progress, expanding access to finance for women, youth, and farmers, and anchoring national development at a time when the wider banking sector is tightening credit.

Why Stanbic Bank’s Keep Growing Campaign Matters Now—As Uganda Faces Rising Credit Demand Amidst Sector Tightening

Stanbic Bank Uganda has launched a powerful new brand campaign—Keep Growing—positioned as both a celebration of Uganda’s resilience and a reaffirmation of the bank’s role in powering the nation’s long-term progress. Running
November 18, 2025
Stanbic Bank Uganda, Standard Bank Group, Stanbic Bank Kenya, Standard Bank East Africa, Stanbic Bank Tanzania, Joshua Oigara, Patrick Mweheire, Mumba Kalifungwa, Standard Bank investments, Stanbic Business Summit, Standard Bank regional growth, Stanbic cross-border banking, Standard Bank Africa strategy, Stanbic Bank leadership, Standard Bank integration
Driving a Borderless Banking Revolution: (Left–Right) Joshua Oigara, Regional Chief Executive, Standard Bank East Africa; Patrick Mweheire, Group Executive, Regional Businesses; Mumba Kalifungwa, Chief Executive, Stanbic Bank Uganda; and Manzi Rwegasira, Chief Executive, Stanbic Bank Tanzania — the leadership team powering Standard Bank’s bold East Africa strategy that is rewriting the region’s financial playbook through cross-border investment, digital connectivity, and purpose-driven growth.

WE HAVE THE APPETITE, THE PLAN, THE PEOPLE AND THE CAPITAL: Inside Standard Bank East Africa’s Big Push to Become the Region’s Leading Bank

It began over dinner at Nairobi’s exclusive Muthaiga Club, an establishment where East Africa’s captains of industry often mix business with leisure. As Patrick Mweheire, then Regional Chief Executive of Standard Bank
November 4, 2025
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Julius Kakeeto, Managing Director of Pearl Bank (formerly PostBank Uganda) (back centre), Mumba Kenneth Kalifungwa, Managing Director of Stanbic Bank Uganda (back 2nd right), Priscilla Akora, Head of Marketing and Communications at Pearl Bank (3rd left), and Diana Kahunde, Head of Brand and Marketing at Stanbic Bank (2nd right), join other officials from both institutions during the launch of the Wendi by Pearl Bank and FlexiPay partnership at the Sheraton Hotel, Kampala, on Thursday, 23rd October 2025. The partnership aims to enable seamless transactions between both digital platforms at subsidized fees, promoting financial inclusion across Uganda.

Pearl Bank and Stanbic Join Forces to Merge Digital Wallets for Uganda’s Financial Inclusion Drive

In a landmark partnership that signals collaboration over competition, Pearl Bank Uganda (formerly PostBank Uganda), a leading government-owned financial institution and Stanbic Bank Uganda, the country’s largest commercial bank, have announced the
October 23, 2025
Some of Uganda's top performing bankers. Top row: Absa Bank MD, David Wandera, Centenary Bank MD, Fabian Kasi, Stanbic Bank CEO. Bottom row: dfcu Bank MD, Mumba Kalifungwa, Equity Bank Uganda CEO, Gift Shoko and PostBank MD, Julius Kakeeto,

Ugandan Banks Post Record UGX 1.9 Trillion Profit as Customer Deposits Surge to UGX 41.6 Trillion-BoU Report

Uganda’s banking sector has cemented its recovery and resilience, posting a record UGX 1.9 trillion net profit for the year ended June 2025. This was a nearly an increase of UGX400 billion
October 13, 2025
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Stanbic Bank Uganda’s Home Loans Manager stands with Universal Properties CEO Zoeb Yeolawala during the launch of the bank’s mortgage solution.
Stanbic Bank Uganda’s Manager for Home Loans pictured with Zoeb Yeolawala, Chief Executive of Universal Multipurpose Enterprises Ltd, during the official launch of the bank’s new mortgage solution. The partnership—meant to ease access to home financing—has since come under public scrutiny after the IGG flagged Universal for delivering substandard and unsafe housing, raising questions about due diligence and consumer protection.

Stanbic Under Spotlight for Mortgage Partnership with Developer Flagged by IGG for Unsafe, Substandard Housing

For most working Ugandans, the dream of owning a decent home remains just that—a dream. With soaring construction costs, high interest rates, and a complex mortgage application process, many lower-middle-class earners find
September 8, 2025
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