“Investors do not just buy into numbers, they buy into the story, vision, and credibility behind a business.” Speaking at the launch of the 16th edition of the Financial Reporting (FiRe) Awards 2026 at Hotel Africana, Isaac Kayemba, Revenue & Financial Analyst at the UGANDA SECURITIES EXCHANGE, highlighted the growing importance of transparent and credible reporting in building investor confidence and supporting sustainable business growth. As a partner of the 2026 FiRe Awards, the Uganda Securities Exchange continues to champion quality corporate reporting that strengthens Uganda’s investment landscape. #ICPAUFiReAwards
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Western Province, It’s Your Turn! The Capital Markets Debate Competition – Western Province Edition is here. This Friday, 8th May 2026, SEC Zambia brings the National Capital Markets Debate Competition to Western Province, continuing the nationwide journey to promote investing and financial literacy. This initiative aims to identify outstanding provincial champions who will advance to represent their regions at the World Investor Week 2026 Debate Grand Finale in October. Join us in shaping the next generation of financially empowered thinkers. #WesternProvince #Mongu #FinancialEducation
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#QUOTEOFTHEDAY “An informed investor is a protected investor.” Capital Markets Authority (CMA) Uganda CEO Josephine Okui Ossiya-CPA,FCCA, MBA highlights the Authority’s push to demystify capital markets-through investor education and a new toll-free line (0800 1000 31) offering real-time support. It is about building trust, confidence, and broader participation in Uganda’s investment landscape. Read the full story: https://lnkd.in/dFEE5Zwi
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Rwanda’s capital markets sector continues to attract major international financial institutions. United Capital Plc, a leading pan-African investment banking group owned by Nigerian businessman , has officially secured a license to operate in Rwanda through United Capital Financial Services Rwanda Ltd. Key services expected to be offered include: -Corporate finance advisory -Project & infrastructure finance structuring -Trade & supply chain finance -Structured finance -Trusteeship services -Capital markets advisory According to the , the company selected Kigali as its East and Central Africa hub due to: ✅ Rwanda’s strong governance framework ✅ Favorable legal and regulatory environment ✅ Ease of doing business ✅ Strategic regional positioning This development further strengthens Rwanda’s ambition to position Kigali as a regional financial and investment hub while deepening the country’s capital markets ecosystem and expanding investment banking services available to businesses and investors. #Rwanda #CapitalMarkets #InvestmentBanking #Finance #Africa #Business #Kigali #Investment #EconomicGrowth
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#QUOTEOFTHEDAY “REITs and infrastructure bonds are important channels for directing long-term capital into real estate and infrastructure.” - Josephine Okui Ossiya-CPA,FCCA, MBA, Chief Executive Officer, Capital Markets Authority (CMA) Uganda Read the full interview as she reflects on CMA Uganda’s 30-year journey and the future of financing sustainable growth. https://lnkd.in/dFEE5Zwi
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Not every important conversation happens on a big stage. Some happen in rooms where research meets policy, where market insights meet regulation, and where people sit down to think deeply about the future of Nigeria’s financial system. Here is a sneak peek into Capital, Stability and Growth, CFA Society Nigeria’s Executive Roundtable. Thank you to everyone who contributed their voice, expertise, and perspective to the conversation. #CFANaija #RegulatorsRoundtable
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Rwanda Financial Ecosystem Summarized (April 2026 Edition) Rwanda has a reputation of moving fast that it becomes hard to keep, and that's exactly why we create this newsletter. To keep investors and entrepreneurs like you abreast of what is happening locally. A few things to watch through out this year: (1)The sustainability of blended finance as a long-term funding strategy (2)The impact of stricter regulation on digital and non-bank lenders (3)The scaling of SME financing through funds and capital markets (4)Progress in regional capital market integration and cross-border flows (5)The continued role of human capital development in driving productivity Full newsletter: https://lnkd.in/dEfEfqB3 CC: Eric Niyongira, FICP
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📰 The 2026 Africa CEO Forum: A Masterclass in Capital Allocation and Deal Facilitation The 2026 Africa CEO Forum in Kigali, Rwanda, has redefined the continental summit model by pivoting from traditional dialogue to aggressive deal facilitation. By convening development finance institutions (DFIs), private equity, and institutional capital, the forum serves as a high-velocity marketplace designed to bridge the gap between global liquidity and bankable African projects. Read full article: https://lnkd.in/dMzpF6jC
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Well done Isaac Kayemba 👏