Participants collaborated to develop a cutting-edge API builder for financial supervision, leveraging open standards and tools.
The Bank of Uganda engaged DTS to chart its path toward technology-enabled supervision, aiming to improve risk monitoring, reporting efficiency, and regulatory responsiveness. Our work included:
• Comprehensive diagnostic: A deep assessment of supervisory processes, organisational structures, data practices, and the existing technology landscape.
• Gap analysis and opportunity mapping: Identifying inefficiencies, data bottlenecks, and high-value use cases for SupTech applications across banking and payments oversight.
• Digital Supervision Blueprint: Defining a target-state architecture for data management, advanced analytics, and interoperable supervisory platforms.
• Phased action plan: Outlining practical steps for early implementation, vendor engagement, capacity development, and organisational change management to ensure sustainability.
The blueprint delivered to the Bank of Uganda serves as a strategic guide for digital transformation, ensuring that future technology investments align with supervisory priorities, regulatory mandates, and long-term institutional capabilities.
