Sector Industry Coverage: Summary of Highlights
Sector Industry Coverage: Summary of Highlights
PERFORMANCE HIGHLIGHTS
2020
The Uganda Retirement Benefits Regulator Authority was established by an Act of Parliament (URBRA Act, 2011) to supervise and
regulate the establishment and operation of retirement benefits schemes. Since the establishment of URBRA, the retirement benefits
sector performance has steadily improved, growing at an average of 20% per annum. This growth continued throughout 2020, despite
the challenges occasioned by Covid19.
SUMMARY OF HIGHLIGHTS
76.11%
Sector industry coverage Government
securities
As at December 2020, only
about 18% of Uganda’s 12.47%
workforce was enrolled under Quoted
the existing retirement benefit equities
arrangements 6.36%
Investment
Property Retirement
Benefits
15.9 Million people 1.78% Sector
Fixed Deposit Investment
Uganda’s Working population Portfolio
2.28%
Uganda’s population Unquoted
47 Million people
Equities
0.40%
Corporate
Bonds
0.62%
Other
Investments
76.11%
5.3
Total sector inflows on account UGX 1,677 billion
of contributions recorded a 5.3% The sector cost to income ratio
Total sector income increased to UGX 1,677
increase to UGX 1,578 billion compared billion compared to the UGX 1,077 billion
improved to 12% compared to 13%
to UGX 1,498 billion in 2019. in 2019. in 2019, depicting an improvement in sector
efficiency.
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URBRA also licensed other service
By the end of 2020, the Sector comprised 67 URBRA licensed service providers
providers including six fund managers,
schemes. These include 55 segregated including five custodians, nine
schemes and 12 umbrella schemes four corporate trustees and 210
administrators.
covering 177 participating employers. individual trustees.