UBA Strengthens Its Pan-African Presence Through Financial Inclusion

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United Bank for Africa (UBA), a leading Pan-African Bank, is strengthening its efforts to support the banking landscape in Africa.

With a focus on innovation and customer-driven solutions, UBA is committed to supporting the continent’s growth.

With a legacy of 75 years, UBA operates in 20 African countries and major international financial hubs such as New York, London, Paris, and Dubai.

This international network fosters seamless cross-border transactions, trade, and investment opportunities, contributing to African economic growth. The bank’s focus on facilitating cross-border transactions and investments enables businesses in Kenya and across borders to extend their reach into new markets, driving regional economic integration.

“Our goal as a Bank is to bridge the gap between local economies and global markets and serve all our customers,” said Mary Mulili, MD/CEO of UBA Kenya, upon receiving the Excellence in Financial Inclusion award presented during the Africa Fintech Forum organised by BII Global in association with MasterCard.

“We are bringing world-class financial services to Kenya and the region, empowering businesses to scale while promoting economic inclusion and innovation.”

UBA was honoured for its efforts to premier financial inclusion efforts in Kenya, with the introduction of Braille account opening services and the AI-powered Leo Chat banking, both of which have made banking more accessible for all.

As UBA Kenya celebrates 15 years of operations, its impact on the Kenyan economy is unmistakable. Through a wide range of financial services, including SME financing, digital banking, and infrastructure project investments, UBA Kenya has positioned itself as a vital player in the country’s financial ecosystem.

UBA Kenya has contributed significantly to key sectors such as agriculture, energy, and telecommunications, creating jobs and spurring industrial growth.

In line with UBA’s mission to promote economic empowerment, the bank meets the needs of women and youth entrepreneurs. These demographics are key drivers of economic growth, and UBA is actively supporting them through affordable financing, mentorship programs, and capacity-building initiatives.

“By providing access to capital and expertise, UBA is empowering the next generation of business leaders in East Africa Aligned with its pan-African vision, UBA is heavily invested in financing large-scale infrastructure projects that are critical to East Africa’s economic development,” the lender stated.

From energy plants to telecommunications networks, UBA’s investments are laying the foundation for long-term growth, driving industrial expansion and creating thousands of jobs across the region.

Through its “One Brand Global Influence” campaign, UBA reinforces its identity as a forward-thinking, globally recognized financial institution with its heart deeply rooted in Africa.

Read: UBA Celebrates 75 Years of Banking, 15 In Kenya

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