ASIGMA Secures Fund Manager License from Uganda’s Capital Markets Authority

ASIGMA is proud to announce its approval as a licensed Fund Manager by the Capital Markets Authority (CMA) of Uganda. This significant regulatory milestone builds on ASIGMA’s existing CMA license as an Investment Advisor, further underscoring the firm’s commitment to delivering innovative, technology-driven investment solutions. The firm remains committed to fostering financial growth and inclusion, empowering clients to make informed investment decisions, and driving measurable economic impact.

Why is this important?

Fund management plays a crucial role in mobilising and efficiently allocating capital to foster economic growth. With this approval, ASIGMA is now positioned to:

  1. Earn Trust and Recognition: ASIGMA is officially recognised as a reliable partner for managing investments on behalf of individuals, institutions, and development partners.
  2. Collaborate on Tailored Solutions: The firm can now work closely with pension funds, corporate entities, and high-net-worth individuals to design bespoke investment strategies.
  3. Drive Financial Accessibility: By channeling investments into transformative programs, ASIGMA strengthens its commitment to advancing access to finance in Uganda and beyond.

What happens after this?

ASIGMA’s focus remains on delivering innovative fund management services across a broad range of asset classes, including real estate, fixed income, private equity, and impact investments.

As the firm embarks on this new chapter, it aims to create sustainable, long-term value for its clients while championing initiatives that enhance financial growth and inclusion across the region. With this licensing, ASIGMA is poised to redefine fund management in Uganda and expand its impact across East Africa and beyond.

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