Standard Chartered Bank adds ATMs in Uganda

Standard Chartered Bank adds ATMs in Uganda
Tags: Bank / Credit Union
February 14, 2002

UGANDA -- The Standard Chartered Bank (SCB) has installed four ATMs in new locations in Uganda, bringing its number of ATMs in that country to 11, the largest number of any bank in Uganda.

"All these new ATMs are right where our branches are and are operational 24 hours a day," said Standard Chartered head of consumer banking Walter Mungai.

Standard Chartered was the first bank to deploy ATMs in Uganda, in 1997.

"Our objective is to be able to serve our customers in the most convenient way possible and that is why we have decided to install more ATMs for our customers use. This will give customers more delivery channels and longer hours to do their banking," Mungai said.