NCBA Bank Uganda has reaffirmed its commitment to strengthening Uganda’s financial markets, following its participation in the ACI Uganda Dealers’ Meeting held on May 29 at Arirang Hotel in Kampala.
The high-level meeting convened treasury dealers, regulators, and financial sector players to discuss the evolving role of global markets in driving Uganda’s ambitious Tenfold Growth Strategy.
Organised by ACI Uganda—the umbrella body for certified treasury dealers—the forum served as a key platform for industry dialogue, knowledge exchange, and shaping market direction.
NCBA’s Head of Global Markets, Francis Kiyemba, moderated the session, steering discussions around market resilience, ethical conduct, and the need for stronger collaboration among financial institutions.
“As market participants, our responsibility extends beyond trading. We are custodians of trust, liquidity, and financial stability,” Kiyemba said, emphasising the importance of aligning stakeholders to support sustainable market growth.
The meeting also featured presentations from veteran banker George Ochom and Access Financial Services board chairman Samuel Odeke, who highlighted shifting market dynamics, innovation trends, and the need to adopt global best practices.
Participants underscored the critical role of continuous learning, professional standards, and cooperation in boosting investor confidence and deepening market liquidity.
ACI Uganda, which is affiliated with the global ACI Financial Markets Association and backed by the Bank of Uganda, continues to drive professionalism and ethical standards within the sector.
NCBA Bank Uganda said its participation reflects its broader strategy to support initiatives that promote transparency, innovation, and the development of a resilient financial system aligned with Uganda’s long-term economic ambitions.
