Bank of Uganda
BankingKampala, Uganda501-1000 Employees
The Bank of Uganda serves as the central bank for Uganda, established under the Bank of Uganda Act of 1966. Its core purpose is to maintain price stability and a sound financial system, with a vision centered on macroeconomic stability and excellence in that domain. Based in Kampala, the institution operates within the banking sector and functions as the national authority responsible for monetary policy, financial regulation, and the stability of Uganda’s financial system. The organization employs a substantial workforce and maintains an operational focus on safeguarding financial integrity while supporting the country’s economic framework. In recent developments, the Bank of Uganda has engaged in strategic activities that influence the Ugandan banking landscape, including the approval of asset sales between banks and the signing of partnerships related to financial services and regulatory initiatives. These activities reflect the central bank’s role in shaping industry practices, supporting financial literacy, and advancing resilience and modernization within Uganda’s banking sector.