UAE Exchange honoured at FiRe Awards 2014 in Uganda

⦁    Financial Reporting (FiRe) Awards are organised by Institute of Certified Public Accountants of Uganda

⦁    Certification under Forex Bureau category

UAE Exchange, the leading global money transfer, foreign exchange and payment solutions brand, has been honoured with the Certificate of Recognition for Outstanding achievement in Financial Reporting under Forex Bureau category in FiRe Awards 2014 in Uganda.

UAE Exchange has always been associated with quality and this certificate recognises the brand’s commitment to achieve excellence.

This penchant for quality has made the remittance major a favourite among customers In a very short span of time in Uganda. Today with 3 branches, UAE Exchange offers a plethora of money transfer and foreign exchange services for the convenience of the customers.

This recognition from FiRe further strengthens the brand’s zeal to offer the best. Financial Reporting (FiRe) Awards are organised by Institute of Certified Public Accountants of Uganda (ICPAU) to promote best practices in financial reporting.

It encourages organisations to comply with international financial reporting standards as prescribed by ICPAU.

Established in 2011, FiRe Awards provide an opportunity to organisations that participate to benchmark their reports against the set criteria of good financial reports. The Awards are organised in partnership with Capital Markets Authority (CMA) and Uganda Securities Exchange (USE).

This recognition further encourages UAE Exchange to strengthen its service offerings to the customers of Uganda. Globally the remittance major has built a strong network of over 725 branches in 32 countries and serves over 7.9 million customers. The brand that handles 6.1 per cent of the total global remittances is bestowed with various global awards for quality.

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