
Building resilience for severe but plausible scenarios
The era of global connectivity demands a stronger approach to resilience.
Today's business environment is different – more complex, more connected and ever changing! Companies not only face new and unknown risks, but also new and untapped opportunities.
To help you stay ahead of the curve, be risk resilient and turn risks into opportunities, we share thoughts through our event-based Risk Alert publication. Risk Alert highlights national and international events which trigger risks at considerable levels to public and private sector companies in Uganda, or links to probable risks inherent to the nature of most businesses. More importantly, Risk Alert also provides insights into possible courses of action that organisations can take to build or enrich its risk capabilities to become more resilient in the face of such risk events.
While we provide possible considerations relevant to risk management officers, legal and chief executives for proper management of the risk triggers, it is for general information purposes only and should not be used as a substitute for consultation with professional advisers.
The era of global connectivity demands a stronger approach to resilience.
On January 2024, the Central Bank of Uganda initiated the liquidation of EFC Uganda Limited, revoking its licence and mandating the winding up of its operations.
No business, company or institution is immune to unforeseen incidents, emergencies and disasters. Companies and institutions can choose to be resilient.
Peter Ojekunle
Senior Manager | Consulting & Risk Services, PwC Uganda
Tel: +256 (0) 312 354 400