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List of Banks in Tanzania

Published by Gbaf News

Posted on June 13, 2012

2 min read

· Last updated: September 17, 2018

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Bank of Tanzania

Overview of Major Banks in Tanzania

Tanzania Women Bank Limited

Advans Bank Tanzania

National Microfinance Bank

Other Notable Commercial Banks

Azania Bank
BancABC
Mkombozi Commercial Bank
Bank of Africa
Access Bank
Barclays Bank
Citibank
Commercial Bank of Africa (Tanzania)
Tandahimba Community Bank
Diamond Trust Bank (Tanzania)
Dar es Salaam Community Bank
Exim Bank (Tanzania)
Benki ya Asili
Habib African Bank
I&M Bank (Tanzania)
Bank M
Kenya Commercial Bank
Akiba Commercial Bank
National Bank of Commerce (Tanzania)
FBME Bank
NIC Bank Tanzania
People’s Bank of Zanzibar
Mwanga Community Bank
Standard Chartered Bank
Tanzania Investment Bank
Zenith Bank
Kilimanjaro Co-operative Bank
CRDB Bank
Mbinga Community Bank
Twiga Bancorp Limited
Kagera Farmers Co-operative Bank
Uchumi Commercial Bank
Stanbic Bank
Njombe Community Bank
Ecobank Tanzania
Tanzania Postal Bank
International Commercial Bank
Efatha Bank Limited
United Bank for Africa

Bank of Tanzania

Tanzania Women Bank Limited

Advans Bank Tanzania

National Microfinance Bank

Key Takeaways

Tanzania hosts a diverse banking landscape including commercial, microfinance, and community banks.
The Bank of Tanzania licenses and supervises over 40 financial institutions across different categories.
Major commercial banks include NMB, CRDB, Stanbic, Standard Chartered among others.
Bank of Tanzania also oversees development finance, bureaus de change, and non‑bank financial entities.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Who licenses banks in Tanzania?

The Bank of Tanzania is the central bank responsible for licensing and regulating banks, microfinance, community and development financial institutions in Tanzania.

How many banks are licensed in Tanzania?

As of the Bank of Tanzania’s latest reports, Tanzania has over 40 licensed banks and financial institutions across different categories.

Which are some leading commercial banks in Tanzania?

Leading commercial banks in Tanzania include NMB Bank Plc, CRDB Bank Plc, Stanbic Bank Tanzania, Standard Chartered Bank Tanzania, Azania Bank Plc, and Exim Bank Tanzania.

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