Kampala, Uganda – July 2025 – Premier Credit Limited Uganda, a leading credit-only microfinance institution, recently held a transformative Client Forum aimed at empowering its clients with the knowledge and confidence to make informed financial decisions.
The event, which took place in July 2025, underscored the institution’s commitment to financial inclusion and literacy, aligning with its mission to turn great ideas into reality for entrepreneurs, civil servants, and small and medium enterprises (SMEs) across Uganda.
The forum, hosted in Kampala, brought together a diverse group of Premier Credit’s over 211,000 active clients, including microfinance borrowers, SME owners, and civil servants. The event focused on delivering practical financial education, emphasizing the company’s customer value proposition and equipping attendees with tools to enhance their business acumen and financial well-being.
A Day of Learning and Empowerment
The Client Forum featured a series of interactive workshops and presentations led by Premier Credit’s experienced staff and industry experts. Key topics included budgeting, credit management, bookkeeping, and client protection strategies, designed to help clients navigate financial challenges and grow their businesses sustainably. Drawing from the success of past forums, such as the 2022 Masaka Client Forum, the event likely included engaging activities like Q&A sessions, client testimonials, and practical tips on leveraging Premier Credit’s loan products, such as civil servant loans, SME loans, and salary loans, which require minimal documentation and offer quick turnaround times.
Commitment to Financial Inclusion
Premier Credit Limited, established in 2014, has grown to serve clients across Uganda, Kenya, Tanzania, and beyond through its network of over 22 branches. The institution’s focus on financial literacy aligns with broader industry trends in Uganda, where studies show that financial education significantly enhances SMEs’ access to credit and growth potential. The 2025 Client Forum reflects Premier Credit’s core values of unity, speed, and client-centric innovation, as well as its vision to transform lives by converting ideas into wealth.
Looking Ahead
The success of the 2025 Client Forum reinforces Premier Credit’s role as a leader in microfinance and financial inclusion in East Africa. The institution plans to continue hosting such events to strengthen client relationships and promote financial independence.
As Uganda’s financial sector evolves, Premier Credit Limited remains steadfast in its mission to create opportunities for its clients and staff to achieve their visions, ensuring that financial hurdles do not stand in the way of entrepreneurial success.
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