Banking

Standard Bank has signed an agreement with CCRManager Pte Ltd, a global trade FinTech company, joining their global innovative electronic platform as a member bank. “We are delighted to have joined CCRManager’s distribution platform, which offers an automated, fast and transparent platform for trade risk distribution and participation”, says Vinod

As competition for Uganda’s banking sector goes mobile, Standard Chartered Bank Uganda (StanChart) has announced a new strategy to dominate digital banking in Uganda. Addressing the press at their head offices in Kampala on Wednesday, Albert R. Salton, the StanChart Uganda Managing Director, said that the clients’ needs have constantly

To remain competitive and relevant, commercial banks are increasingly embracing mobile banking for convenience and cost-cutting purposes. It is on this premise that Equity Bank Uganda Limited on Friday launched its range of digital banking solutions into the market in a bid to enhance the banking experience of customers as

Global ratings agency Moodys has warned of a likely downgrade of credit and deposit scores of three Kenyan banks, citing the country’s deteriorating debt situation. The agency said it had placed on review for downgrade the B1 global scale long-term local-currency deposit ratings and the b1 baseline credit assessment (BCA)

In commemoration of the International Day of the Girl Child, one lucky girl, 10- year old Stacia Nampijja was given control of Uganda’s leading financial institution, Stanbic Bank as acting Chief Executive for the day. On Thursday, Nampijja chaired a meeting of the banks top decision making body EXCO, met

Uganda’s lending rates are the highest in the East African Community (EAC) region, the Bank of Uganda (BoU) has revealed. This is stifling credit to the private sector and consequently the growth of the economy. BoU’s Monetary Policy Report for October 2017 also reveals that profitability indicators in Uganda are

The Bank of Uganda (BoU) has reduced the Central Bank Rate (CBR), a benchmark lending rate for commercial banks, to 9.5% in October, down from 10% in August 2017. This means that commercial banks are expected to follow suit by reducing on their interest rates charged on borrowers. Releasing the

Ecobank has partnered with Visa to launch Ecobank Scan+Pay with mVisa solutions to their consumers. The strategic tie-up signals interoperability on a cross border level – and potentially huge gains – as it affords consumers with the ability to use their mobile phone to directly access the funds in their