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#AFFUG#FinclusionWeek Speech from Minister for Finance, Planning and Economic Devt: Policy reforms in the financial sector are very important in promoting innovations, hence Government of Uganda is committed to continuously revising policies to enable regulation to take effect
#AFFUG#Finclusionweek@RashmiPW Rashmi Pillai on key take aways from the festival; There's need to create Gender Inclusive products and need to create an enabling environment where investments go beyond the 3 African countries, i.e. Kenya, South Africa and Nigeria
Agent Banking easing and increasing financial inclusion in Uganda. @nubiancounsel (Jacqueline Musiitwa), Executive Director, @fsduganda shares about the achievements made so far. Watch full interview at https://t.co/cfnFeQGbTz
#MoneyandMarketsUg#Uganda#financialservices
@nssfug@rpbyaru@Stemwa Is @nssfug only about saving? You should advise your beneficiaries who are about to receive their money on how to invest it - Evelyn Nakato, Member of NSSF. #NSSFAMM18
Big ups to Mr. Richard Byarugaba & the whole NSSF team; Uganda's economy has grown by 5.8%, and inflation down to 2.2%; & great news of this financial year's interest rate at 15%! plus total assets at 10 trillion! the meeting was timely and informative! Congratulations NSSF team!
#NSSFAMM18@nssfug the Hon. Min of FPED has Declared a 15% interest rate to members as of 1st July 2017 translating to a payout of Ugx. 1.1 trillion. Really members! This is our day, the highest interest rate ever paid in the history of the fund. Enjoy the celebrations
According to the Study on macro economic effects of mobile money in Uganda, the relationship between mobile money and inflation is positive, but not really significant. Monetary policy affects mobile money demand
#ResearchForumUG@fsduganda @MakerereU @nubiancounsel Mr. Paul Corti from EPRC presenting research report of a study on Macroeconomic effects of mobile money in Uganda. the study is relevant to inform what aspects of mobile money should be taxed and what aspects shdnt be taxed.