Uganda’s collective investment scheme assets cross Ugx 1 trillion
This is a major milestone in Uganda’s march towards financial inclusion and savings mobilization that has been attained three years ahead of schedule…
Statement On Misleading Social Media Articles
The CMA remains committed to achieving its mission to foster a transparent, accessible and effective capital market in Uganda and accordingly urges the public
EASRA PRESS COMMUNIQUE
The regional capital markets regulators, under the umbrella of East African Securities Regulatory Authorities (EASRA) have resolved to develop a regulatory framework for sustainable finance, with a view to developing..
People Are Unaware of the Potentials of Unit Trusts to Create Cash Flows
“We need to have regulators focus on IT audits. You can order them frequently because, as the regulator, you don’t have money to do those audits….
Capitalize On Governance To Access Patient Capital
Access to capital remains at the top of the challenges that business founders and owners in Uganda face. In the case of bank financing, access to capital is mainly driven by variables such as cash-flow projections
Capital Raising Options For Businesses
As the Capital Markets Authority of Uganda (CMA Uganda), we are committed to fostering a vibrant and inclusive capital market that empowers businesses to fuel their ambitions.
The Power of Collective Investment Schemes (CIS)
In the dynamic world of investments, there’s a concept that highlights the strength of pooling resources and having a professional manager invest — Collective Investment Schemes (CIS).
PUBLIC NOTICE:
The Capital Markets Authority (CMA) would like to thank all the stakeholders who took time to participate in the virtual workshop that was held on Tuesday, 27th September 2022, to discuss the proposed areas of change to the Capital Markets Authority Act
Statement on proposed taxation of collective investment schemes
The classification of a Unit Trust Scheme as a company in the ITA appears to be in contradiction to the Companies Act and contrary to the intent of the tax exemption which is to encourage savings.
CEO’s statement on events in Kampala
This morning, something terrible happened while we were going about our normal business. We don’t have all the details yet, but what is certain is that we witnessed a devastating tragedy around the Jubilee Insurance Centre; the building that houses our offices.