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DORMANT ACCOUNTS As of 31St DECEMBER 2020 Our Loan Products Baroda Current Account Baroda Housing Loan Up to UGX800 MN Baroda Flexi Recurring Deposit Account Baroda Education Loan Up to UGX15 MN Baroda Fixed Deposit Account Baroda Salary Loan Up to UGX50 MN Baroda Assets Financing Up to UGX250 MN Baroda Classic Savings Bank Accounts Baroda Traders Loan Up to UGX500 MN Baroda Priority Savings Bank Accounts Baroda Business Loan Up to UGX10 MN Baroda Privilege Savings Bank Accounts AWARD CONFERRED DURING 2020 2020-2021 East Africa 2020-2021 OFFSITE ATM’S AT: OASIS MALL, KAMPALA, SUSIE HOUSE IN KABALAGALA, NJERU ESTATE JINJA Regulated By Bank of Uganda Customer Deposits are Protected by Deposit Protection fund of Uganda. DORMANT ACCOUNTS As of 31st DECEMBER 2020 In accordance with section 119 of the Financial Institutions Act 2004, Bank of Baroda (Uganda) Ltd hereby informs it’s under mentioned customers that their accounts have been appearing in the Dormant Register for three years and more. It is therefore informed to the undermentioned customers that in case they wish to have their accounts transferred out at the Dormant accounts Register please contact their respective branch, failing which the unclaimed balances ears from the date of this publication. 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