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Uganda’s largest bank

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
March 31, 2022
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Anne Juuko, Stanbic Bank’s new Chief Executive Officer, says that as Uganda’s largest bank by assets, Stanbic is at the heart of the economy and has the duty to ensure it support its clients and the economy to get back on its feet.

STANBIC’S NEW CEO, ANNE JUUKO: “We have both the responsibility and ability to support our clients and the economy wither the COVID-19 storm”

Most borrowers tend to hide away from their banks at the very first sign of trouble. And as COVID-19 related business complications begin to make landfall for many businesses in Uganda in
March 27, 2020
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Patrick Mweheire, the Chief Executive Office for both Stanbic Uganda Holdings and Stanbic Bank Uganda in 2019, in whose reign the bank’s size and profitability grew from UGX3.5 trillion to UGX6.6 trillion and UGX135 billion to UGX259 billion respectively, gives key insights about the 2019 performance.

INTERVIEW: Patrick Mweheire tells the facts behind Stanbic’s record UGX259bn (USD67.1 mn) in profit.

Please mention a few key highlights for Stanbic Bank in 2019? We delivered another great performance and were able to improve on all our key performance goals. We grew our deposits by
March 27, 2020
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Stanbic Bank, Uganda's largest lender with more than 20% market share. BoU has made it clear that while the credit relief measures are at the discretion of the individual financial institution- the banks should exhibit fairness and objectivity

Stanbic posts record UGX259 billion profit in 2019 on the back of double-digit growth on all bank fundamentals

Shareholders of Stanbic Uganda Holdings Limited will walk away 13.2% richer than last year, following the board’s recommendation of UGX2.15 per share dividend for 2019, up from the UGX1.9 paid for 2018.
March 26, 2020
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