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    XENO is using FinTech to provide alternative investment options

    XENO is revolutionizing investment opportunities for Ugandans through innovative FinTech solutions. As part of the ongoing #40Days40FinTechs initiative, Day 37 highlighted how XENO is democratizing access to investment management, making it easier for individuals to save and invest for their future.

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    Historically, Ugandans have primarily invested in tangible assets like land, houses, and livestock. However, with the advent of technology, investment avenues have diversified significantly. 

    Today, options such as Treasury Bills, Bonds, Equity, and Shares are more accessible than ever, thanks to platforms like XENO.

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    Arthur Nakkaka, a Product Manager at XENO Uganda, shared, “We are a licensed Fund Manager that is helping over 120,000 individuals, groups, and institutions to plan, save, and invest for future expenses. We are using technology to help anyone who has a future goal to start saving from as low as UGX 10,000. We have a mobile APP, available on the web and available on the MTN MoMo USSD.”

    At the core of XENO’s mission is the integration of fund management and technology. 

    Nakkaka elaborated, “We are at the intersection of Fund Management and Technology. As a Fund Manager, we run four regulated funds: a Bond Fund, Money Market Fund, and two Equity Funds. On the other side, we are a technology company that is using technology to offer a service that was once only available to a niche audience.”

    XENO’s platform is designed to support customers in creating personalized saving plans and investment portfolios, all tracked through their user-friendly mobile app. “For any saver, we need to understand why they are saving. There are very many modes of investment, but the one we believe is the most effective is goal-based investment,” Nakkaka explained. 

    This approach involves aligning customers’ financial goals with their investment strategies, ensuring that their savings are directed toward achieving specific objectives.

    The platform caters to a diverse clientele, including individuals, informal groups, and institutional customers. Popular goals among XENO users include building wealth, funding education, purchasing homes, planning for retirement, and generating income.

    Licensed and regulated by Uganda’s Capital Markets Authority and the Uganda Retirement Benefits Regulatory Authority, XENO is positioned as a trustworthy partner in the financial landscape. The company has made significant strides since its inception, with plans to scale its services across the African continent, further enhancing financial inclusion.

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