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Stanbic Bank Launches New Branch In Dar Es Salaam Peninsula

March 6, 2017
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Ashatu Kijaji Hatibu Senkoro and Ken Cockerill

Tanzania’s Deputy Minister of Finance and Planning, Dr. Ashatu Kijaji (centre), Stanbic Bank Tanzania Board Chairman Hatibu Senkoro (left) and the bank’s Chief Executive Ken Cockerill unveil a plaque to signify the launch of the bank’s new full-service Peninsula branch in Dar es Salaam recently.

The new branch, which takes Stanbic Bank’s total branch count to 8 across the country, will offer among other products and services, a dedicated best-in-country private banking suite, forex facilities and a real-time cash deposit ATM that will provide customers the liberty to deposit up to TZS 2,000,000 at a time.

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