Licensed and regulated by the Capital Markets Authority of Uganda

Kura Funds

Family Wealth Planning

Plan across generations.

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A coordinated plan built around your family’s goals and time horizon — not a published rate.

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Who it’s for

  • Investment management
  • Estate planning
  • Family governance
  • Succession

Fund at a glance

Currency
UGX · USD
Recommended timeframe
Long term
Risk level
Subject to discussion with your adviser — coordinated around your family’s own circumstances

Project your investment

Family Wealth Planning is bespoke — a portfolio built around your goals, risk profile and time horizon, not a formula. Talk to an adviser to see what that could look like for you.

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Questions about this fund

Yes. Kura Asset Managers is licensed and regulated by the Capital Markets Authority (CMA). Client assets are held separately with approved custodians in line with regulatory requirements.

Yes. The investment / Advisory team is available to guide clients through the investment process, explain the funds, and help determine the most suitable option based on individual financial goals.

Kura Asset Managers combines strong local market expertise with global asset management standards to deliver tailored investment solutions. The focus is on building long-term, sustainable wealth for individuals and institutions while maintaining a high standard of client service and transparency.

Anyone who earns an income and has savings can invest. The funds are designed for individuals looking to grow their money over time, as well as SMEs, professionals, corporates, diaspora investors, and institutions seeking professionally managed investment solutions.

To open an account, you will need:

  • National ID (for Ugandans) or a government-issued ID / passport (for non-nationals)
  • A passport photo
  • Proof of a bank account (a bank statement or cancelled cheque)

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