UBA Reinforces Commitment to the Ugandan Market

By Namutebi Sumayiya

United Bank for Africa (UBA) ED/CEO Africa, Abiola Bawuah is on a 3-days visit in Uganda to reaffirm the bank’s dedication to the Country.

Bawuah is engaging with key stakeholders, including Government officials, business leaders, and customers. She emphasized UBA’s commitment to supporting Uganda’s economic growth and development.

“We are proud of our presence in Uganda and our contribution to the country’s financial landscape,” Bawuah said. “Our goal is to facilitate trade, investment, and economic integration across Africa, and Uganda is a critical partner in this journey.”

Bawuah also explored opportunities for growth and expansion in Uganda, particularly in the areas of digital banking, trade finance, and SME support, mostly taking advantage of the current UBA – AFCFTA partnership that is widely here to support all SME businesses.

“UBA is committed to innovation and customer satisfaction, in UBA Customer is first (C1st)” she added. “We will continue to invest in cutting-edge technology and tailored financial solutions to meet the unique needs of our Ugandan customers.”

UBA’s presence in Uganda dates back to 2008, with two branches in Kampala and one in Jinja, but currently, we are located in all regions (Central, West, East and North). The bank offers a range of financial services, including corporate and retail banking, trade finance, and treasury services.

Bawuah’s visit underscores UBA’s commitment to deepening its presence in Uganda, Africa and the rest of the world.

About UBA:

United Bank for Africa (UBA) is a leading pan-African financial institution operating in 20 African countries, UK, USA, France, and Dubai.