Hope Nakhayenze’s appointment as Chief Risk Officer underscores Dfcu Bank’s dedication to strengthening its risk management frameworks and fostering sustainable growth.
Dfcu Bank has ushered in a new era of risk management leadership with the appointment of Hope Lorna Nakhayenze as its Chief Risk Officer.
Starting March 1, 2025, Nakhayenze will spearhead the bank’s efforts to identify, assess, and mitigate risks, ensuring a secure and resilient financial environment.
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A Proven Leader in Risk Management
With a career spanning over 17 years, Nakhayenze is no stranger to the complexities of risk oversight.
Her expertise spans risk management, internal controls, and compliance, making her a formidable force in the financial sector.
She has held pivotal roles at top-tier institutions, including Ecobank Uganda and I&M Bank (Uganda), where she served as Head of Risk and Internal Control.
Her credentials are equally impressive:
- Fellow of the Chartered Certified Accountants (FCCA)
- Qualified Treasurer with the Association of Corporate Treasurers
- Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineering from Makerere University
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A Track Record of Excellence
Nakhayenze’s journey with Dfcu Bank isn’t new. She previously served as the bank’s first Head of Internal Controls, where she laid the groundwork for robust risk awareness and internal control systems.
Her leadership was instrumental in shaping the bank’s risk culture, earning her recognition as a trusted advisor and mentor.
Beyond her professional achievements, Nakhayenze has also contributed to governance, serving as a Board Member of the Provident Fund at I&M Bank.
Her multifaceted experience positions her as a strategic asset to Dfcu Bank’s leadership team.
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Strengthening Risk Frameworks for Future Growth
Dfcu Bank has expressed unwavering confidence in Nakhayenze’s ability to elevate its risk management practices.
Her appointment aligns with the bank’s commitment to adopting global best practices and supporting its strategic growth objectives.