Stanbic Empowers Zimbabwean Businesses for Growth

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Stanbic Empowers Zimbabwean Businesses for Growth
Stanbic Empowers Zimbabwean Businesses for Growth

Africa-Press – Zimbabwe. STANBIC Bank Zimbabwe recently convened business leaders at its “Beyond Borders Breakfast,” a strategic forum designed to equip local enterprises for successful regional and international growth.

The event marked a significant milestone in Zimbabwe’s economic development agenda, providing a platform for cross-border trade insights and partnership opportunities.

The high-level engagement brought together financial experts from across Mauritius, Uganda, and Angola to unpack opportunities and navigate the intricacies of cross-border banking, offshore investment, and market entry strategies.

“Today’s gathering serves as a powerful reminder of the role Standard Bank Group plays in unlocking value across our economies,” Patson Mahatchi, head of business and commercial banking, said.

“At Stanbic Bank, we see ourselves not just as financiers, but as growth partners.”

The Beyond Borders proposition offers clients a powerful suite of services including access to sector specialists, strategic advisory services, cross-border trade financing, and offshore investment support.

Designed as more than just a product offering, the offering positions Stanbic Bank as a growth partner for businesses looking to enter new markets or consolidate their regional footprint.

Backed by the Standard Bank Group, Africa’s largest banking group by assets with a presence in 21 countries across the continent and key global financial centres, Stanbic Bank is uniquely positioned to help Zimbabwean enterprises access new frontiers with confidence.

Stanbic Bank chief executive Solomon Nyanhongo said the bank was committed to support small business and large enterprises.

“Africa is our home; we drive her growth. Through Beyond Borders, we are living that commitment,” he noted.

The extension of the Beyond Borders proposition comes at a time when Zimbabwean businesses are seeking resilient and scalable models to navigate the complexities of local and global trade.

With economic shifts and growing opportunities in the African Continental Free Trade Area (AfCFTA), the ability to operate across borders has never been more critical.

Standard Bank Group’s Carolina Remisio, head of commercial banking Africa regions and offshore, highlighted the depth of the bank’s experience and its commitment to client success.

“We have operated in Africa for 163 years. Our presence across the continent and beyond allows us to make your expansion easier, whether in Botswana, Mauritius, Zambia or further afield, Confidence in banking is something we share and implement daily with our clients,” Remisio said

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