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Stanbic Bank Uganda Unveils New Pathways To Boost Africa-China Trade Partnerships

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Stanbic Bank Uganda has strengthened its role in promoting cross-border trade and investment after hosting the Stanbic China Forum 2026 and launching the China International Payment System (CIPS), an initiative aimed at enhancing financial connections between African businesses and global markets.Held under the theme, “Enabling Africa – China Growth: Stanbic Bank Uganda as the Gateway for Trade, Investment and Industrial Partnerships,” the forum brought together business leaders, investors and industry stakeholders to discuss ways of unlocking stronger economic cooperation between Africa and China.

The event highlighted Stanbic Bank Uganda’s commitment to supporting companies of all sizes, from multinational corporations to local manufacturers and emerging enterprises seeking to participate in international supply chains.Stanbic Bank Uganda Head of Corporate and Investment Banking Paul Muganwa said the bank is focused on providing businesses with the necessary financial tools, including capital, liquidity support and strategic advisory services, to help them grow and succeed in a competitive global environment.“Our commitment is that whether you are a global enterprise, local manufacturer or an emerging SME integrating into international supply chains, we provide capital, liquidity and advisory architecture to ensure you succeed,” Muganwa said.

Stanbic Bank Uganda Chief Executive Mumba Kalifungwa emphasized that the forum was part of the bank’s broader mission to create solutions that address trade challenges and remove obstacles affecting business expansion.“Part of today’s agenda is to introduce a solution to some of the trading bottlenecks, further underscoring our commitment to being part of solutions that remove barriers to growth,” Kalifungwa said.

Through the China Forum and CIPS launch, Stanbic Bank Uganda continues to position itself as a strategic partner for businesses seeking access to international markets, investment opportunities and stronger trade networks between Africa and China.The initiative reflects the bank’s commitment to enabling sustainable economic growth by connecting businesses, facilitating investment flows and supporting industrial transformation across the region.

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