About Empower bank

Empower Bank is a state-owned deposit-taking microfinance institution in Zimbabwe, established to provide financial services and solutions to the financially excluded population, with a particular focus on the youth. citeturn0search4 The bank is regulated by the Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe and offers a range of products, including loans for youth-led business and agriculture projects, asset finance, guarantees, and savings accounts. citeturn0search4 Empower Bank strives to empower marginalized communities, enabling small businesses to scale up and generate employment opportunities. citeturn0search4 The bank's headquarters are located at 60 West Road, Avondale, Harare. citeturn0search6

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