America
Nigeria
Benin
Burkina Faso
Cameroon
Tchad
RDC
Cote d'ivoire
Gabon
Ghana
Guinea
Kenya
Liberia
Moçambique
Senegal
Sierra Leone
Tanzania
Uganda
Zambia
France
Mali
UK
Foundation
UAE
France
Financial Position
Financial Position
Federal Banking License
As a member bank of the U.S. Federal Reserve System with a federal banking license, UBA America has the same powers, privileges, duties and limitations as a U.S. national bank. We are regulated by the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency (OCC) and the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN), two entities known for their comprehensive oversight.
As a member bank of the U.S. Federal Reserve System with a federal banking license, we have the same powers, privileges, duties and limitations as a U.S. national bank. We are regulated by the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency (OCC) and the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN), two entities known for their comprehensive oversight.
Financial Capacity
Financial Capacity
Credit Ratings
UBA has the following credit ratings:
Fitch Ratings
National: Short term F1 (nga), Long term AA- (nga); Foreign Currency: Short term B, Long term B+
Agusto & Co.
National: Long term AA-, Short term AA-
GCR Ratings
National: Short-term A1+ (NG), Long-term AA- (NG)
Credit Ratings
Credit Ratings
UBA has the following credit ratings:
Fitch Ratings
National: Short term F1 (nga), Long term AA- (nga)
Foreign Currency: Short term B, Long term B+
Agusto&Co.
National: Long term AA-, Short term AA-
GCR Ratings
National: Short-term A1+ (NG), Long-term AA- (NG)
UBA has the following credit ratings:
Fitch Ratings
National: Short term F1 (nga), Long term AA- (nga)
Foreign Currency: Short term B, Long term B+
Agusto&Co.
National: Long term AA-, Short term AA-
GCR Ratings
National: Short-term A1+ (NG), Long-term AA- (NG)
Forming connections throughout Africa
UBA connects people and businesses across Africa through retail and corporate banking, innovative cross border payments, trade finance, and investment banking. As the leading sub-Saharan African bank, we have one of the widest earnings diversifications and footprints across the continent and exposure to key sectors of the African economy, consumers, commodities, and infrastructure.