At Enat Bank, we believe in the power of women to transform families, businesses, and communities. Our Women’s Banking services are designed to give you financial freedom, confidence, and the tools to achieve your dreams.
Women are at the heart of Ethiopia’s growth. Yet, access to tailored financial solutions has often been limited. Enat Bank was founded to change that—bridging the gap with specialized products designed to create opportunities, ensure inclusion, and empower women to thrive at every stage of life.
High-interest savings (7.5%–9%) with access to mortgage, vehicle, and personal loans for women.
Partnership with organizations and individuals to provide collateral-backed loans for women entrepreneurs.
Loans for women-owned SMEs, even when collateral is lacking.
A unique platform mobilizing resources to support women who lack collateral.
Loans for women-owned businesses with 50% collateral requirements.
At Enat Bank, every branch bears the name of a pioneering Ethiopian woman. It’s our way of putting women’s achievements on the map—literally—so that customers, staff, and communities are welcomed each day by stories of leadership, innovation, and service.
This initiative celebrates women’s contributions in public spaces, inspires future generations, and connects each branch to a role model whose values reflect Enat Bank’s mission of advancing women’s economic empowerment.
Names are proposed by communities and staff, reviewed for impact and integrity, and approved through our governance process.
These remarkable Ethiopian women represent the spirit behind Enat Bank’s branch naming tradition—icons of leadership, knowledge, art, and resilience whose legacies inspire our community every day.
Empress of Ethiopia
Etege Taytu Betul was not just the Empress of Ethiopia — she was a visionary leader, a strategic warrior, and a fierce defender of her nation’s sovereignty.
Empress of Ethiopia
Etege Taytu Betul was not just the Empress of Ethiopia — she was a visionary leader, a strategic warrior, and a fierce defender of her nation’s sovereignty.
Empress of Ethiopia
Etege Taytu Betul was not just the Empress of Ethiopia — she was a visionary leader, a strategic warrior, and a fierce defender of her nation’s sovereignty.
Write down the name of a figure who you think is deserving and we will take it into consideration
