For the fourth consecutive year, Standard Bank supported MayFair, an annual event organized by the American International School of Mozambiqu –AISM. This year’s edition aimed to raise funds for the OpenDoors Scholarship project that benefits Students from public secondary schools in Maputo.
Standard Bank launches today, Thursday, an advertising campaign for the whole country to publicize the benefits for citizens on subscribing to a bank account.
The city of Maxixe, in Inhambane, hosted the Citizenship Campaign, a Standard Bank’s initiative that aims the free issuance of documents, which took place from May 2nd to May 5th.
Standard Bank was recently distinguished by the Tax Authority of Mozambique as the second largest contributor in 2016, in the category of Corporate Income Tax (IRPC) settled on profits, and at the financial sector level, it was the largest contributor In this category.
Taking advantage of its expertise, knowledge and vast experience in the infrastructure sector, Standard Bank structured and financed the Maputo Port access channel dredging operation.
More than a hundred Mozambican entrepreneurs and entrepreneurs attend the second edition of Lionesses of Africa, an event that aims to empower African women by sharing useful and relevant information regarding business and entrepreneurship and through counselling, which took place on Wednesday, April 27th, in Maputo.
Maputo hosts the opening of the second series of Lionesses of Africa, a rapidly growing network of over 300,000 women entrepreneurs in 49 African countries and other continents, next Thursday 27 April.
Standard Bank has recently launched a service named Quiqbanking, which allows several banking transactions to be performed using the mobile phone, even without airtime or internet connection.
Standard Bank recently introduced a Meticais to Yuan (Chinese currency) conversion service on imports, in order to simplify trade between the two countries.
Standard Bank supports the replacement of Maxixe Pedagogical University’s sports hall rooftop, in Inhambane, which was totally destroyed by the cyclone Dineo on 15 February.