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Michael Atingi-Ego (R), Deputy Governor Bank of Uganda addresses delegates in a panel discussion alongside Joseph Lubwama (L) the Director Programmes FSD Uganda, GraceNshemeire Gweku, the Chief Operations officer Private Sector Foundation Ugandaand Wesalina Angelow Scale2Save Programmes Director.at the Scale2Save World Savings Banking Institute on Wednesday at the Kampala Serena Hotel. Caption: Wesalina Angelow Scale2Save Programmes Director addresses financial stakeholders at the Scale2Save World Savings Banking Institute held at the Kampala Serena Hotel.

Ugandan financial stakeholders commit to work for financial inclusion

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

April 30, 2022

News & Analysis·The Big Story

Meet the 20 Ugandans who run the show in Uganda’s nascent Capital Markets industry

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

April 7, 2022

The Big Story

Left to right: Attilio Pacifici, EU Ambassador to the Republic of Uganda; eith Kalyegira, Capital Markets Authority CEO and Rashmi Pillai, FSD Uganda Executive Director

The Deal Flow Facility by FSD Uganda, Capital Markets Authority and the European Union— Here is how your company can attract over USD500,000 in affordable financing

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

August 12, 2021

The Big Story

Phillipa Nanyondo Wavamunno (Left) and Lynda Nabayiinda Were are both achievers of the Competent Communicator and Competent Leadership awards from Toastmasters International, a Leadership and Communication Nonprofit Education organization plus hold post graduate certificates in credit management from the Uganda Institute of Bankers.

Personal Financial Management in the new normal

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

August 18, 2020

Thought Leadership