Capital Markets: Unlocking Uganda’s Long-Term Financing Potential for Sustainable Economic Transformation
The Capital Markets Authority (CMA) Uganda recently engaged Members of the 12th Parliament during their
Beyond Coffee and Gold: How Capital Markets Can Power Uganda’s Export Revolution
Imagine a Ugandan coffee exporter who has secured a large order from Europe worth UGX 10 billion. The opportunity is exciting, but
CMA at 30: Three CEOs, One Institution, and a Market Built from Scratch
As the Capital Markets Authority (CMA) marks 30 years with a milestone celebration scheduled for Thursday, 8th October 2026;
CMA Hosts Capital Markets Intermediaries Forum 2026 to Strengthen Compliance and Resilient Capital Markets Industry.
In a bid to make compliance more integrated and technology enabled, the
CMA Advances Real Estate Investment Trusts (REITs) Through Stakeholder Engagement.
The Capital Markets Authority (CMA) has strengthened efforts to expand access to long-term financing through
Capital Markets Authority Uganda Participates in Financial Literacy Town Hall Engagement in Masindi
From 16th–17th April 2026, Capital Markets Authority Uganda joined the Bank of Uganda for a two-day town
Leveraging Professional Certification for a Stronger Capital Markets Industry.
On 10th April 2026, Capital Markets Authority Uganda hosted an engagement with the Chartered Institute for Securities & Investment
Capital Markets Authority Launches 30-Year Anniversary Celebrations
The Capital Markets Authority (CMA) has officially launched its 30-year anniversary celebrations, marking three decades of regulating and developing Uganda’s capital markets since
CMA Advances Investor Education Efforts at Makerere University Business School (MUBS)
Investor education remains one of the core mandates of the Capital Markets Authority Uganda and a key priority under the Authority’s Strategic Plan for FY2025/2026–2029/2030.
CMA Explores Ugandan Depository Receipts to Deepen Capital Markets
As Uganda’s capital markets continue to evolve, innovative products such as Ugandan Depository Receipts (UDRs) are expected to play an important role in expanding investment opportunities and increasing access to regional and