Sunu Bank

Sunu Bank, also known simply as Sunu Bank, is a financial institution headquartered in Senegal. It provides a range of banking products and services to individual customers, including savings and current accounts, personal loans, and payment solutions. For corporate clients, the bank offers financing facilities, cash management, and trade finance services. Institutional clients benefit from treasury, investment, and advisory offerings. The bank also engages in bancassurance activities, linking its banking services with insurance products provided by affiliated entities within its group. These services are delivered through a network of branches and digital channels.

Sunu Bank operates as a subsidiary of the Sunu Group, a diversified financial services conglomerate with interests across several African nations. The bank is subject to oversight by the Central Bank of West African States, which sets regulatory standards for institutions in the region. While specific figures regarding its asset base or customer count are not disclosed in the available sources, the institution is recognised for its regional reach and integration within the group's broader operations. Ownership remains with the Sunu Group, which holds the controlling interest in the bank. The bank's involvement in recent security incidents, such as the 2025 fraud case linked to the BICIS platform, highlights challenges faced in safeguarding digital transformation efforts.