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Mergers and acquisitions in Uganda are regulated by the Companies Act and the Uganda Investment Authority (UIA), as well as oversight from the Uganda Securities Exchange (USE) if the entities are publicly listed. Certain industries may also have specific regulatory requirements.
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Compliance risk is the risk of facing legal or regulatory sanctions, financial losses, or reputational damage due to failure to comply with laws and regulations. Managing this risk is crucial for business sustainability and trustworthiness in Uganda.
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