About KCB Bank Uganda Limited

A subsidiary of KCB Group, KCB Bank Uganda Limited provides comprehensive banking services, including personal and business banking, loans, and trade finance. The bank leverages the regional strength of its parent company to offer innovative financial solutions tailored to the Ugandan market.

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+256200508220

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Plot 56 Lohana Towers, Lugogo bypass, Kampala, Uganda

Website

ug.kcbgroup.com

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