SCB Cameroon deposits rise by CFAF 61.5 billion in September, compared with CFAF 35.9 billion in lending

Author: Investir au Cameroun PublicationPublished on: October 22, 2026Country: Cameroon

Business & Economy

SCB Cameroon deposits rise by CFAF 61.5 billion in September, compared with CFAF 35.9 billion in lending

SCB Cameroon recorded a CFAF 61.48 billion increase in customer deposits in September 2026, bringing the balance to CFAF 780.12 billion. Customer financing rose by CFAF 35.93 billion to CFAF 540.89 billion. Deposits grew 8.6% month over month, compared with 7.1% for financing, reversing the trend seen in August. The balance sheet of the Cameroonian subsidiary of Attijariwafa Bank reached CFAF 983.18 billion, up CFAF 75.96 billion, or 8.4%, in one month.

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