The United Bank acquired three weak entities that were not able to withstand the laws and policies of banking reform which turned their capital into negative territory. Those three entities were: The Egyptian United Bank, the Islamic Bank for Development and Investment and the Nile Bank.
The United Bank is considered the third largest banking entity with a paid up capital of 3.5 billion EGP.
The United Bank has a network of 65 branches, nationwide, that serves clients and meets all their financial and banking requirements. The United Bank has increased its ATMs network, reaching more than 200 ATMs, to meet customers' needs in various districts. A fleet of mobile banking units serve customers in different cities and centers that do not have branches.
The Bank attaches great importance to small and medium-sized enterprises for their role in leading the national economy; its strategy is based on supporting SMEs with banking solutions designed specifically to serve agricultural, commercial and communications sectors.
The United Bank is the eighth largest provider for low and middle- income, mortgage in the Egyptian market.
It was able to record a series of local and international achievements. It won number important local and international awards. It was awarded for its outstanding performance in providing traditional and digital financial services from the Union of Arab Banks and Standard Chartered.
