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Audex Forex Bureau - Shop#L4-441, Galiraaya Commercial Plaza, 24 William Street, Kampala; B.M. Forex Bureau - Uganda House, 8-10 Kampala Road, Kampala; Bakaal Express Money Transfer Services Limited 1A - Tropical Complex, 82 Ben Kiwanuka Street, Kampala; Bakaal Express Money Transfer Services Limited 1B - 11 Malinga Road, Mengo, Kisenyi, Kampala.
Sudhir’s Crane Forex bureau became the first to be licensed in Uganda and within 6 months, he had started making more money than the commercial banks in the country. [22] The said banks were operating incompetently with arrogance as if they were doing customers a favour, on top of charging exorbitant interest rates yet there were limited ...
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ABC Capital Bank was founded in 1992 as Capital Finance Corporation Limited (CFCL), a Tier III Ugandan Financial Institution, under the licensure and supervision of the Bank of Uganda. In 1999, CFCL established a wholly owned subsidiary, CFC Forex Bureau.
9. Hotel Africana Forex Bureau 1, 2-4 Wampewo Avenue, Kampala, Uganda [9] 10. Hotel Africana Forex Bureau 2, 16-18 William Street, Kampala, Uganda 11. BMK Construction Leasing Company, Kigali, Rwanda 12. BMK Oil Equipment Company, Kampala, Uganda [10]
In 2008, the Bank of Uganda registered Compuscan CRB Ltd, a subsidiary of Compuscan, as the first credit reference bureau in the county. [47] In addition to its traditional credit bureau services, Compuscan CRB introduced and maintained the biometric identity smart card system used in the Ugandan financial industry. [48]
Between 1989 and 1990, he worked as an Accounts Officer at Karibu Forex Bureau, one of the more than 100 Foreign Exchange Bureaus in Kampala. [5] Between 1991 and 1992, he worked as a Banking Officer in Sembule Bank, the precursor of present-day Bank of Africa .
In 2006, it was estimated that 14% of currency transfers/international payments processed in the UK were made via non-bank Foreign Exchange Companies. [8] In 2016, the share of Britain’s biggest banks in the market supplying UK companies' daily foreign currency needs fell for a second year running.