List of banks in Tanzania

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This is a list of banks in Tanzania whether licensed commercial banks, community banks, microfinance banks, mortgage banks or development banks. [1] [2]

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Commercial banks

  1. Absa Bank Tanzania
  2. African Banking Corporation Tanzania Limited (BancABC Tanzania) [3]
  3. Akiba Commercial Bank
  4. Amana Bank
  5. Azania Bank
  6. Bank of Africa Tanzania Limited
  7. Bank of Baroda Tanzania Limited
  8. Bank of India (Tanzania)
  9. Canara Bank Tanzania Limited
  10. China Dasheng Bank Limited
  11. Citibank Tanzania
  12. CRDB Bank
  13. DCB Commercial Bank [4]
  14. Diamond Trust Bank Tanzania
  15. Ecobank Tanzania
  16. Equity Bank (Tanzania)
  17. Exim Bank (Tanzania)
  18. GTBank Tanzania [5]
  19. Habib African Bank
  20. I&M Bank (Tanzania) [6]
  21. ICBank Tanzania
  22. KCB Bank Tanzania
  23. Letshego Bank Tanzania
  24. Mkombozi Commercial Bank [7]
  25. Mwalimu Commercial Bank
  26. National Bank of Commerce (Tanzania)
  27. National Microfinance Bank
  28. NCBA Bank Tanzania [8]
  29. People's Bank of Zanzibar
  30. Stanbic Bank Tanzania Limited
  31. Standard Chartered Bank Tanzania
  32. Tanzania Commercial Bank [9] [10] [11]
  33. UBA Bank Tanzania [12] [13]
  34. Mwanga Hakika Bank [14] [15]

YETU Bank has gone bankrupty

Mortgage Banks

  1. First Housing Company Tanzania Limited
  2. Tanzania Mortgage Refinance Company

Development financial institutions

  1. Tanzania Agricultural Development Bank [16]
  2. TIB Development Bank

Community banks

  1. Kilimanjaro Cooperative Bank [17] [18]
  2. Maendeleo Bank Plc
  3. Mufindi Community Bank Plc (MuCoBa)
  4. Tandahimba Community Bank Limited [17]
  5. Uchumi Commercial Bank Limited

Microfinance banks

  1. AccessBank Tanzania
  2. Finca Microfinance Bank (Tanzania)
  3. VisionFund Tanzania Microfinance Bank
  4. Yetu Microfinance Bank PLC
  5. Y9 Microfinance|Y9 Microfinance Bank PLC
  6. UOB Global Capital Finance Limited

See also

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References

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  2. ↑ Bank of Tanzania (20 January 2022). "List of Licensed Financial Institutions In Tanzania". Bank of Tanzania . Dar es Salaam. Retrieved 20 January 2022.
  3. ↑ "Access Bank Plc enters into acquisition agreements with Five Standard Chartered Shareholdings in Africa". The Citizen (Tanzania) . Dar es Salaam, Tanzania. 26 August 2023. Retrieved 27 August 2023.
  4. ↑ Pius Rugonzibwa (4 April 2012). "Tanzania: Dar es Salaam Bank Grows To Become Commercial Bank". Tanzania Daily News via AllAfrica.com . Dar es Salaam, Tanzania. Retrieved 7 November 2014.
  5. ↑ Edwin Kiplagat (8 January 2018). "Tanzania licences new commercial bank". The EastAfrican . Nairobi, Kenya. Retrieved 8 January 2018.
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