Mackay Aomu combines two (2) Fellowships; ACCA [FCCA] and ICSA [FCIS] and is a CPA member. He holds a MA Economic Policy Management Degree from McGill University Canada and a BSc. Economics degree from Makerere University Kampala. He is currently on the Research Phase of a Doctorate Degree from Edinburgh Business School. He has 24 years of Central Banking, 2 years private sector experience as a Regional Auditor in-charge of Africa for FINCA international and 2 years direct public sector experience as a Deputy Executive Director in the National Bureau of Standards. Mackay currently serves at a level of Director in-charge of the Country’s National Payment Systems. He oversees the operations and support on the Bank’s RTGS, EFT, Clearing and Settlements as well as the retail products like mobile money, digital payment instruments. He is also charged with Financial Inclusion especially the promotion of Fintechs and Financial Literacy as well as the payment systems oversight role. He previously served as the Director Board Affairs where he directly provided support to the Bank of Uganda Board in terms of coordination of policy formulation and implementation working directly under the Board Secretary. He earlier served as a Deputy Director Bank Supervision as the Chief On-site Examiner of Banks. He joined Bank of Uganda in May 1992 and was able to grow through all the Officer promotional ranks in the Banks Supervision Directorate. He served in the Finance and Audit Committees of Baylor College Uganda College of Medicine for nine (9) years. He is currently in the Board of UNCDF. He is a member and co-chair of the AFI-FISPLG Working Group and he played a key role in the delivery of NFIS Tool Kit Knowledge Product and he is currently coordinating the implementation of the National Financial Inclusion Strategy [NFIS] for Uganda.