Category Archives: Finance & Consulting

Banka Kombetare Tregtare

Dynamic Bank Driving National Economy Forward
Banka Kombetare Tregtare (BKT) has a long history of providing world-class banking services. Established through a 1993 merger between the Albanian Commercial Bank and the … Continue reading →

Tagged Banking Services, BKT Kosovo, economic growth, financial foundations, financial institution, Kosovo, Suat Albayrak |

Uganda Securities Exchange

A Platform for Economic Development
The Uganda Securities Exchange (USE), Uganda’s main stock exchange, plays a key role in supporting the country’s economic development. Founded in 1997 and trading since 1998, … Continue reading →

Tagged economic development, securities market, stock exchange, Uganda |

Central Bank of Uganda

Central Bank Governor Advocates Continued Tight Monetary Policy
Emmanuel Tumusiime-Mutebile, Governor of the Central Bank of Uganda, discusses the bank’s long-term strategies.
Emmanuel Tumusiime-Mutebile, Governor of the Central Bank of Uganda
European Times: In … Continue reading →

Tagged Emmanuel Tumusiime-Mutebile, Uganda |

Tojiksodirotbank

Leading Bank Symbol of Innovation, World-Class Service
Tojiksodirotbank, created as a branch of the USSR’s Vnesheconombank, celebrated its 20th anniversary this year. Over the past two decades, the bank has grown … Continue reading →

Tagged banking sector, Banking Services, Branch network, Islamic mortgage services, Pirov Tojidin Tavarovich, Tajikistan, Vnesheconombank |

IMON International

Micro-Credit Leader Fostering Entrepreneurship
IMON International plays a major role in Tajikistan’s private sector by offering micro-financing for entrepreneurs.
Sanavbar Sharipova, General Director
Sanavbar Sharipova, IMON’s General Director and founder of the Business … Continue reading →

Tagged business-development, economic development, entrepreneurial women, loan, micro-financing, Sanavbar Sharipova, Tajikistan |

Agroinvestbank

Innovative Local Bank Inspires Customers’ Trust
Agroinvestbank (AIB), founded as Agro-Industrial Bank, has been driving Tajikistan’s private-banking sector for 25 years. AIB’s branch network consisting of 138 outlets covers all territory … Continue reading →