NSSF FY 2022/23 PERFORMANCE: Cast into the deep end of the pool, Patrick Ayota swims off to a good start Despite headwinds in mainly the financial markets at home and in the region, as well as the Fund coming under deeper scrutiny by especially its government stakeholders, thanks to a solid brand equity, NSSF members kept trust in the brand⏤ if the increased in savings/contributions is anything to go by. Thanks to a combination of a diversified investment portfolio as well as managed costs and experienced management to steer everything, the Fund managed to grow realised income and deliver a 10% interest, for the year ended FY2022/23 a little higher than the 9.65% declared the previous year. CEO East Africa’s Muhereza Kyamutetera examines the Fund’s performance, as well as its Vision 2035; UGX50 trillion strategy.
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Patrick Ayota, the NSSF MD and Workers House, the NSSF Headquarters