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United Bank of Africa chief executive visits Uganda

Board Chairman, UBA Uganda, Mustapha Ssebagala Kigozi (left) Prime Minister, Republic of Uganda, Robinah Nabbanja (middle), Group Managing Director/CEO, United Bank for Africa (UBA), Oliver Alawuba after a meeting in Kampala.

Kampala, Uganda | THE INDEPENDENT |  The United Bank of Africa Group Chief Executive Officer Oliver Alawuba has described Uganda as one of the most dynamic and transformative market that the lender continues to support.

Speaking to journbalists on Nov.18, Alawuba said, “Many companies are now laser-focused on transformation – embracing the changes initiated or accelerated by the pandemic. Given the huge scale of investments by the UBA team- it’s clear that many companies are reshaping themselves to capture the upside of the economic rebound.”

He met with the Bank of Uganda Executive Director in charge of Supervision  Tumubweine Twinemanzi and discussed several issues.

“UBA will continue working closely with the Central Bank and complying with all regulations. I can re-assure all our UBA clients in Uganda that we shall continue to innovate and break-limits with our product/service offering in a bid to meet and exceed the demands of our customers. You have my word,” Alawuba added.

He said, the bank will continue to innovate and design products to finance key sectors of the economy including oil and gas, agriculture, manufacturing among others.

He also said, the bank would offer financial services at affordable interest rates in line with the market dynamics.

 

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