Lydia Nakamya

Ten years ago, when Standard Chartered Uganda had just launched wealth advisory services, the first client I met said “Diving into the world of investments is like trying to solve a Rubik’s cube blindfolded.” I found this analogy particularly amusing because several trials later, with my eyes wide open, I still have not succeeded in completing one.  Just like with my client, investing is still a dilemma for many Ugandans: where do you even begin, and what investment option should you choose? Meet 32-year-old Rose. Rose works for a corporate firm in Kampala, from 8:00 am to 5:00 pm daily….