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Key stakeholders of the Ugandan financial ecosystem came together on April 28, 2022 during a Scale2Save knowledge sharing event, which concluded with a joint call to action with concrete steps to boost financial inclusion in the country. The signatories of this call to action, and initiative of the World Savings and Retail Banking Institute (WSBI) and its programme for financial inclusion, Scale2Save, are: the Ugandan Bankers Association (UBA), Financial Sector Deepening Uganda (FSDU), The Association of Microfinance Institutions of Uganda (AMFIU), The Financial Technologies Service Providers Association (FITSPA), and the Mastercard Foundation. “We are ready to work with all stakeholders…
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Uganda’s Capital Markets have had an exceptional year. For one, Collective Investments Schemes (CIS) assets under management leapt 97.2% to UGX984b for the year ended December 2021. Accounts opened have moved from 8,000 to about 29,612 according to the most recent Capital Markets Authority (CMA) quarterly bulletin for the period ended December 2021. Assets held under management by fund managers closed the fourth quarter at UGX3.9 trillion. On the equities arm of the industry, the Uganda Securities Exchange (USE) domestic market capitalization that represents the value of locally listed stocks rose by 99.3% to UGX8.5 trillion at the end of…
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In June, Financial Sector Deepening (FSD) Uganda launched a Deal Flow Facility (DFF) to increase investment in medium to large companies in Uganda. Funded by the European Union (EU) and in collaboration with the Capital Markets Authority (CMA), the facility is expected to help Ugandan companies become “investment ready”. This will be done by actively match-making these companies to long-term investment capital, to allow businesses to focus on growth rather than short-term funding needs. In addition to matchmaking, the facility will provide business development services to at least 220 companies over a five-year period, with the first cohort expected to…
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By Phillipa Nanyondo Wavamunno & Lynda Nabayiinda Were 57% of Ugandans were unable to sustain their lifestyles one day into the lockdown. After 15 days into the lockdown, the number rose to 81%. The statistics are based on research done by the Financial Sector Deepening Uganda (FSDU) together with the Ministry of Finance and published in the New Vision in May 2020. “Disruptions are here to stay, so we must be prepared” – Tony Elumelu. This year has hit us with a lot of unexpected surprises that have affected us in almost all spheres of our lives but more so…
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