Regulatory Alerts2019-04-01
Why Investment Clubs Should Invest in Collective Investment Schemes
The Capital Markets Authority of Uganda advises investment clubs to allocate funds into Collective Investment Schemes to mitigate risk through professional management and diversification. This approach offers clubs indirect exposure to various asset classes, reduces administrative burdens, and provides greater liquidity compared to direct investments like real estate. By pooling resources with licensed CIS managers, clubs can access significant growth opportunities while benefiting from regulatory oversight and compound interest through regular contributions.
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