Global Trust Bank - Domestic Branches

Domestic Branches

In July 2008, Global Trust Bank acquired 100% interest in Commercial Microfinance Limited, a Deposit-taking Microfinance Institution (Tier III Financial Institution), for an undisclosed sum of money. As of April 2013, Global Trust Bank has a network of branches at the following locations:

  1. Bwaise Branch - Bwaise, Kawempe Division, Kampala
  2. Head Office - Kampala Road, Kampala - Main Branch
  3. Mbale Branch - Mbale, Mbale District
  4. Mukono Branch - Mukono, Mukono District
  5. Nateete Branch - Nateete, Lubaga Division, Kampala
  6. Owino Branch - Nakivubo Road, Central Division, Kampala
  7. Paidha Branch - Paidha, Nebbi District
  8. Pallisa Branch - Pallisa, Pallisa District
  9. Butaleja Branch - Butaleja, Butaleja District
  10. Kibuku Branch - Kibuku, Kibuku District
  11. Kikuubo Branch - Central Division, Kampala District, Kampala
  12. Malaba Branch - Tororo District, Malaba
  13. Mbarara Branch - Mbarara District, Mbarara
  14. Nkozi Branch - Nkozi, Mpigi District
  15. Zombo Branch - Zombo, Zombo District
  16. Rubirizi District - Rubirizi, Rubirizi District
  17. Amuria Branch - Amuria, Amuria District(coming soon)
  18. Kamwenge Branch - Kamwenge District(coming soon)
  19. Serere Branch - Serere, Serere District (coming soon)

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