Ugandan investment banker Anne Aliker has been appointed Head of Africa Regions, Corporate and Investment Banking (CIB) at Standard Bank Group, Africa’s largest bank by assets.
Announcing the appointment, Luvuyo Masinda, Chief Executive of CIB at Standard Bank Group, said Aliker brings a wealth of experience and a strong record of leadership.
“Anne has led CIB Uganda, headed Investment Banking for Africa Regions and International, and most recently served as Head of Client Coverage. She has consistently driven growth, strengthened client relationships, and championed talent development. Her leadership will be key in shaping the future of our Africa business,” he said.
Aliker joins a growing list of Ugandans in senior roles within the Group, including Anne Juuko, Regional Head for Global Markets, East Africa; Francis Karuhanga, Regional Chief Executive for Southern and West Africa; Doreen Rwakatungu-Musiime, Group Chief Audit Executive; and Patrick Mweheire, who recently completed his term as Regional Chief Executive for East Africa.
Commenting on her new role, Aliker said she was proud to represent Uganda within Africa’s largest bank and to lead alongside exceptional teams across the group’s markets, delivering meaningful client impact.
“Driving Africa’s growth is deeply personal to me. It’s about helping African businesses thrive and connecting opportunities across borders,” she said.
Mumba Kalifungwa, chief executive of Stanbic Bank Uganda, described her appointment as a source of pride for the country.
“Anne’s achievement is a validation of the strength of Uganda’s financial professionals on the continental stage,” he said.
Paul Muganwa, Executive Director and Head of CIB at Stanbic Bank Uganda, said Aliker’s appointment is a powerful testament to the quality of leadership emerging from Uganda.
