Centenary Bank (Uganda)

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Overview

Centenary Bank (Uganda) is Uganda's #2 commercial bank by assets + largest Ugandan-owned commercial bank + Catholic Church Ugandan Episcopal Conference + Ugandan retail + institutional ownership + ~2.5M+ customers + CenteMobile + CenteAgent rural agent network ^{1, Uganda report}.

History

1983 — Centenary Rural Development Trust founded by Ugandan Catholic Episcopal Conference to mark 100th anniversary of Christianity in Uganda distinctive Ugandan Catholic-backed banking heritage.

1985 — Centenary Rural Development Bank Limited Ugandan banking license.

2010s — Centenary Bank expands rural banking footprint via CenteAgent agent network.

2014 — CenteMobile Mobile Banking app launch distinctive Ugandan mobile banking strategy.

Ownership & operator

Operating entity: Centenary Rural Development Bank Limited (Uganda's #2 commercial bank by assets + largest Ugandan-owned commercial bank; Catholic Church + Ugandan retail + institutional ownership).

Major shareholders: Ugandan Catholic Episcopal Conference + Catholic Solidaridad + Ugandan Catholic Dioceses (Kampala + Mbarara + Gulu + others) + Ugandan retail + institutional + foreign investors.

Regulators: BoU (Bank of Uganda).

Technical integration

CenteMobile Mobile Banking app (iOS + Android; ~2.5M+ customers) + centenarybank.co.ug online + Centenary Bank branch network across Uganda + CenteAgent rural agent network + Centenary Bank Visa + Mastercard cards; UG IBAN + Mobile Money Uganda (MTN Mobile Money + Airtel Money integration).

Implementations & partners

Major Ugandan banking + payments competitors: Stanbic Bank Uganda (Stanbic Bank Uganda; Standard Bank Group South African parent subsidiary; Uganda's largest commercial bank by assets) + Absa Bank Uganda (Absa Uganda; Absa Group South African parent subsidiary) + dfcu Bank (dfcu Bank Ugandan commercial bank + Norfund + Rabobank investors) + Equity Bank Uganda (Equity Bank Uganda; Kenyan Equity Group subsidiary) + KCB Bank Uganda (KCB Bank Uganda; Kenyan KCB Group subsidiary) + MTN MoMo (MTN MoMo Uganda mobile money) + Airtel Money (Airtel Money Uganda).

Regulator: BoU.

Status

Active, Uganda's #2 commercial bank by assets + largest Ugandan-owned commercial bank + Catholic Church Ugandan Episcopal Conference + Ugandan retail + institutional ownership + ~2.5M+ customers + CenteMobile + CenteAgent rural agent network ^{1, 2}.

Sources

1 Centenary Bank — official
2 Centenary Bank — Wikipedia
^{Uganda report} In-corpus: reports/countries/UG-uganda.md

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