Peace Uwase

Peace Uwase also Peace Masozera Uwase, is a Rwandan accountant and bank executive, who serves as the Director General of the Financial Stability department of the National Bank of Rwanda (BNR), since April 2016. Quotes They will be seeking to make on progress and gains made so far in the aspect. Peace Uwase, the Director for financial stability at the central bank, said that: (The New Times, Thursday, September 19, 2019) in the campaign to be rolled out, they will target multiple payment models as opposed to a specific platform as well as bring onboard financial institutions and telcos. aware of the concerns of cost of use of the payment systems, said Peace Uwase (The New Times, Thursday, September 19, 2019) As much as we want to benchmark ourselves to the international best practices, many are complex and designed for more mature markets, t’s a challenge to make them applicable to the local context, considering the stage of development of our markets and the availability of skilled staff both in the supervisory agency and the financial sector. A steady hand on the tiller. abmagazine.accaglobal.com (October 12, 2026) With the development of technology, we supervise a growing number of heterogenous institutions, and the diversity is an added complexity. A steady hand on the tiller. abmagazine.accaglobal.com (October 12, 2026) It’s become a critical area of focus for us to ensure that banks are prudently assessing borrowers, adequately classifying loans and making sufficient provisions – and not postponing problems away into the future. A steady hand on the tiller. abmagazine.accaglobal.com (October 12, 2026) The financial sector is becoming increasingly digital in order to serve customers, so we need to ensure that systems such as internet and mobile banking, ATMs and points of sale, as well as core banking systems, are available as much as possible. A steady hand on the tiller. abmagazine.accaglobal.com (October 12, 2026) Information is more easily or better shared in physical in-person settings that are not as rushed as online meetings that are sometimes interrupted by network downtime. Eye contact and body language are also useful in guiding supervisory judgment during meetings or interviews. A steady hand on the tiller. abmagazine.accaglobal.com (October 12, 2026) If you start a family, don’t try to be a superwoman. Accept help from your partner, your community and paid help if you can afford it. A steady hand on the tiller. abmagazine.accaglobal.com (October 12, 2026) And in the workplace, don’t try to be macho or step on people’s feet to get along. Use your power as a woman – your intrinsic gifts to lead. A steady hand on the tiller. abmagazine.accaglobal.com (October 12, 2026) External links Category:Businesspeople from Rwanda Category:Women from Rwanda Category:Businesswomen Category:Living people