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List Of Investment Banks In Botswana

Published by Gbaf News

Posted on October 30, 2012

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· Last updated: November 19, 2018

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ABN AMRO OBU
BancABC
Bank Gaborone
Bank of Baroda
Barclays Bank
Botswana Development Corporation
Botswana Savings Bank
Capital Bank
First National Bank of Botswana
National Development Bank of Botswana
Stanbic Bank
Standard Chartered Bank

Key Takeaways

  • Botswana hosts several commercial banks offering investment and trade finance services.
  • No dedicated merchant or investment banks currently operate under that classification in Botswana.
  • Major players include ABSA, Access Bank (formerly BancABC), Bank Gaborone, Bank of Baroda, BBS Bank, First Capital Bank, First National Bank, Stanbic, and Standard Chartered—many offering corporate/investment services.
  • RMB operates as a corporate & investment banking division within First National Bank Botswana.
  • First Capital Bank is part of FMBCapital Holdings and offers a suite of financial services in Botswana.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Are there standalone investment banks in Botswana?
No, as of late 2024, Botswana does not have licensed merchant or investment banks; investment services are provided through divisions of commercial banks. (Bank of Botswana)
Which banks offer corporate and investment banking services?
First National Bank of Botswana provides such services through its RMB division, while First Capital Bank and others offer trade finance and advisory within their commercial operations.
What are the major commercial banks in Botswana?
Major banks include ABSA Bank Botswana, Access Bank (formerly BancABC), Bank Gaborone, Bank of Baroda, BBS Bank, First Capital Bank, FNB Botswana, Stanbic Bank Botswana, and Standard Chartered Botswana.

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