Stanbic Uganda Raises Unsecured Loan Limits to UGX350 Million in Revamped ‘Oli in Charge’ Campaign

Stanbic Bank Uganda has revamped its “Oli in Charge” campaign, expanding access to unsecured credit as households, farmers and businesses prepare for the third school term and the final quarter of the year.

The initiative, launched as the bank marks 35 years of operations in Uganda, is designed to make borrowing faster and more accessible while increasing the use of digital channels for loan applications, disbursements and payments.

Under the enhanced offering, salaried customers can access unsecured loans of up to UGX350 million, with repayment periods of up to 120 months. Non-salaried customers, including farmers and entrepreneurs, can access unsecured financing of up to UGX250 million.

Stanbic Uganda Chief Executive Officer Anne Juuko said the campaign is intended to support customers at different stages of their financial journeys, from parents preparing for a new school term to entrepreneurs seeking capital and farmers investing in production.

“Behind every loan application is a parent preparing for a school term, a business owner seeking to expand, a farmer investing in production, or a family planning for the future,” Juuko said.

She said the initiative reflects Stanbic’s broader focus on financial inclusion, enterprise development, digital banking and economic transformation, under the bank’s purpose of “Uganda is our home, we drive her growth.”