The Uganda Securities Exchange (USE) is Uganda’s stock market. The Exchange currently has six listed companies from Uganda plus three cross-listed Kenyan companies.  The USE is comprised of broker-dealers who use the open out cry trading system on the floor of the exchange to buy and sell shares on behalf of clients.  As of 1Q 2008, the trading floor is open three days per week: every Monday, Tuesday and Thursday from 10:00am to 12:00pm.

The CMA oversees and regulates the securities market and its participants, including the stock exchange, broker-dealers, and investment advisors. Its mission also includes promoting the development and efficiency of Uganda’s capital markets, as well as protecting investors.  The public is requested to report any activities of unlicensed persons or any complaints against licensed persons to the CMA Hotline 031 264 951 (Weekdays 8:30am to 5:00pm)

Uganda’s central bank is responsible for the country’s monetary policy. Among other items, this involves promoting price stability, regulating the banking sector and maintaining a sound financial system.

MoFA is charged with managing and controlling Uganda’s public finances. This includes preparing the national budget, and implementing the government’s fiscal policy.