KAMPALA, July 20, 2026 — Stanbic Bank Uganda has been named the Best Investment Bank in Uganda at the Euromoney Awards for Excellence 2026, in recognition of its role in structuring and financing major economic projects.
The award, announced by the London-based financial publication on 17 July, highlights the lender’s growing influence in corporate and investment banking, particularly in supporting infrastructure development and industrial growth.
According to Euromoney, the recognition reflects the bank’s ability to structure complex financial solutions and mobilise capital for transformative projects that are critical to Uganda’s economic expansion.
Bank executives said the corporate and investment banking division has become central to driving business growth by enabling Ugandan companies to expand their operations, create jobs and contribute to domestic revenue.
The bank also highlighted its collaboration with government on key national projects, positioning itself as a strategic partner in delivering large-scale development initiatives.
Speaking about the award, Chief Executive Mumba Kenneth Kalifungwa described the recognition as validation of the bank’s long-term strategy and its contribution to Uganda’s financial sector.
He said the institution has remained focused on fostering shared growth by supporting both private sector expansion and public sector development programmes.
Kalifungwa added that the award comes at a significant time as the bank marks 35 years of operations in Uganda, describing the milestone as a testament to its sustained growth and resilience in the financial services industry.
Paul Muganwa, Executive Director and Head of Corporate and Investment Banking, attributed the recognition to the bank’s technical expertise and its ability to deliver tailored financial solutions.
He said the team has consistently worked to address complex financing challenges while building long-term partnerships with clients across key sectors of the economy.
The Euromoney Awards for Excellence are widely regarded as among the most prestigious accolades in the global banking industry, recognising institutions that demonstrate leadership, innovation and impact in financial markets.
The latest recognition reinforces Stanbic Bank Uganda’s position in the country’s investment banking sector, particularly in financing projects that support economic transformation and private sector development.
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