Cairo International Bank

Cairo International Bank

Type	Private
Industry	Financial Services
Founded	1995
Headquarters	30 Kampala Road Kampala, Uganda
Key people	John Elangot, chairman Kassim Nakibinge, managing director
Products	Loans, checking, savings, investments, debit Cards
Revenue	US$718,000 (UGX:1.86 billion) (2011)
Total assets	US$30 million (2011) (Estimate)
Number of employees	136+ (2014)
Website	Homepage

Cairo International Bank (CIB) is a commercial bank in Uganda. It is one of the financial institutions licensed by the Bank of Uganda, the central bank and national banking regulator.

In December 2011, Cairo International Bank was a small retail bank, with total assets valued at approximately US$30 million. This asset valuation represented less than one percent of all bank assets in Uganda and ranked Cairo International Bank as the twentieth largest commercial bank in Uganda, by assets, out of the 23 licensed commercial banks in the country at that time.

Cairo International Bank began operations in 1995, after receiving a commercial banking license from the Bank of Uganda.

Cairo International Bank is a joint venture between several Egyptian banks and businesses, including: Banque Du Caire, Bank of Alexandria, National Bank of Egypt, Banque Misr, and Kato Aromatics SAE. Kato Aromatics SAE is owned by Ibrahim Kamel, dealing in several businesses worldwide including developing an industrial park in Uganda.

Cairo International Bank has its headquarters in Greenland Towers at 30 Kampala Road, Kampala, Uganda's capital city. As of May 2014, the bank maintained the following branches:

The bank is governed by a seven-person board of directors. John Elangot, one of the non-executive directors, is the chairman of the board

The managing director of Cairo International Bank is Nabil Ghanem. He is assisted by nine other managers in supervising the normal operations of the bank. 'Nabil Ghanem, together with Osama Darwish, another executive director, also sit on the board of directors.

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