Tumubweine Twinemanzi
Ugandan economist
Tumubweine Twinemanzi is a Ugandan economist and central banker who, effective 7 February 2018, serves as the Executive Director of the Bank Supervision Directorate of the Bank of Uganda, the country's central bank and national banking regulator.
Prior to his appointment to his current position, he served as the Director of Industry Affairs and Content (Economic Affairs) at the Uganda Communications Commission.
Quotes
edit- To transition to a climate-resilient and low-carbon economy, we need to adopt business models that foster economic growth and development, while ensuring that we do no harm to the environment and communities that we operate.
- Quoted in Banks faulted on slow adoption of green financing principles. Article by Micheal Agaba, 29 June 2023, Monitor
- He was talking about the effects of climate change while calling upon stakeholders to take action.
- The central premise in Islamic Banking is that money, in itself has no intrinsic value, but rather it must be used to generate income through trade or investment in tangible assets where it derives its value. Any gain arising from the trading is shared between the party providing the capital and the one borrowing the money and providing the expertise.
- Quoted in New law opens door to interest-free loans. Article by Franklin Draku, 28 June 2023, Monitor
- He was giving a speech on how banking involving money lending and borrowing functions.
- The banks and their customers are partners, and share in a predetermined and agreed ratio, the profits or losses arising from this "joint venture"
- Quoted in New law opens door to interest-free loans. Article by Franklin Draku, 28 June 2023, Monitor
