Mbire to Headline SBG Securities Investor Day as Uganda Pushes Investment Culture
MTN Uganda Chairman and prominent businessman, Dr Charles Mbire, is set to headline the inaugural SBG Securities Investor Day this Friday, June 26, 2026, in a move aimed at boosting local participation in Uganda’s financial markets. The high-level forum will be streamed live on the Stanbic Uganda YouTube channel starting at 12:00 PM EAT, bringing […] The post Mbire to Headline SBG Securities Investor Day as Uganda Pushes Investment Culture appeared first on Daily Star.
MTN Uganda Chairman and prominent businessman, Dr Charles Mbire, is set to headline the inaugural SBG Securities Investor Day this Friday, June 26, 2026, in a move aimed at boosting local participation in Uganda’s financial markets. The high-level forum will be streamed live on the Stanbic Uganda YouTube channel starting at 12:00 PM EAT, bringing together investors, analysts, and the wider public.
The event comes at a time when Uganda’s financial landscape is undergoing a gradual shift, with more citizens moving away from traditional savings accounts towards investment vehicles such as equities, unit trusts, and government securities. This transition reflects growing awareness around wealth creation and the need for long-term financial planning beyond conventional banking.
Proceedings will begin with the SBG Securities Annual General Meeting (AGM) for Unit Trust clients, before transitioning into a two-hour interactive session open to both clients and the general public. The session will feature a lineup of seasoned speakers who are expected to share insights, experiences, and practical knowledge on navigating financial markets.
Organisers say the Investor Day is increasingly positioning itself as a thought leadership platform, particularly as SBG Securities, a subsidiary of Stanbic Uganda Holdings Limited (SUHL), seeks to strengthen its footprint in Uganda’s evolving investment ecosystem. The initiative underscores a broader effort to demystify financial markets and make them more accessible to ordinary Ugandans.
According to SBG Securities Chief Executive Grace Semakula, the forum is designed to bridge the information gap that often discourages individuals from investing. She noted that while saving remains an important financial habit, meaningful wealth creation requires active and informed participation in investment opportunities available in the market.
“Investor Day is designed to create a platform where investors, business leaders, SUHL shareholders and economically active Ugandans can engage in meaningful conversations about opportunities within Uganda’s financial markets and the broader economy,” Semakula said. She added that access to timely information and expert insights is critical in enabling people to make sound investment decisions.
SBG Securities has in recent years registered strong growth in assets under management while maintaining a leading position in stock brokerage. This performance is seen as part of SUHL’s broader diversification strategy, complementing its anchor subsidiary, Stanbic Bank, which is marking 35 years of operations in Uganda.
Dr Mbire’s keynote address is expected to focus on regional economic growth, private sector development, and the strategic role of investments in building sustainable, long-term wealth. His address will set the tone for deeper discussions on how Uganda can harness its financial markets to drive inclusive economic progress.
The keynote will be followed by a panel discussion under the theme, “Leveraging Financial Markets to Build and Grow Wealth.” The session will bring together key industry players who will explore practical strategies for wealth management, financial planning, and investment diversification in Uganda’s context.
Among the panelists is Samuel Fredrick Mwogeza, Executive Director at Stanbic Bank Uganda, who is expected to outline actionable approaches to wealth management and estate planning. Also on the panel is Pumla Nabachwa, Team Lead Economist at the Bank of Uganda, who will provide insights into personal finance, macroeconomic trends, and investment decision-making.
Daisy Nabakooza, Director of Supervision and Market Conduct at the Uganda Retirement Benefits Regulatory Authority, will also join the discussion, offering perspectives on retirement planning and the importance of financial market participation in national development. The panel is expected to highlight how individuals can align personal financial goals with broader economic opportunities.
Discussions will further explore the synergies between Stanbic Bank’s financial products and SBG Securities’ investment solutions, with an emphasis on how clients can leverage these offerings to maximise returns and secure their financial futures. The event is expected to attract a wide audience, ranging from seasoned investors to first-time participants seeking to understand the market.
As Uganda continues to deepen its financial sector, initiatives such as the SBG Securities Investor Day are likely to play a pivotal role in shaping an investment-driven culture. By bringing together expertise, information, and opportunity, the forum aims to empower Ugandans to take a more active role in building wealth and contributing to national economic growth.
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