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Oriven Trust Asset Management

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Confidential Business Document — 2025

Executive Summary

Oriven Trust Asset Management Ltd

Oriven Trust Asset Management is a professional Ugandan asset management company established to serve Ugandans in the Diaspora (UK, USA, Canada, Europe and beyond) who own or wish to acquire property, farmland, businesses or other assets in Uganda. The company's core mission is to be the most trusted, professionally managed, and fully transparent asset management partner in Uganda — solving the chronic and damaging problem of mismanagement, fraud and neglect that Diaspora asset owners face.

The Core Problem We Solve: Diaspora Ugandans collectively lose millions of dollars annually to fraudulent relatives, dishonest agents, encroachers, and incompetent managers. There is currently no nationally-established, professionally-structured company filling this gap at scale across all four regions of Uganda. Oriven is built to be exactly that company — with offices in both Uganda and the United Kingdom.
4Regions Covered
2Country Offices
10+Diaspora Markets
6Core Services

1. Company Overview

Company NameOriven Trust Asset Management Ltd
Trading NameOriven TAM
RegistrationUganda Registration Services Bureau (URSB)
Company TypePrivate Limited Company
Head OfficeKampala, Central Region, Uganda
UK BranchLondon, United Kingdom
Regional OfficesJinja (East) · Mbarara (West) · Gulu (North)
Target MarketUgandan Diaspora — UK, USA, Canada, Europe, UAE, Australia
Websitewww.oriventrust.com
Emailinfo@oriventrust.com | uk@oriventrust.com

2. Mission, Vision & Values

Mission

To provide Ugandans in the Diaspora with a professionally managed, fully transparent, legally accountable asset management service — so they can own, develop and benefit from their Ugandan assets with complete confidence, regardless of where in the world they live.

Vision

To be Uganda's number one trusted asset management company for the Diaspora — recognised for uncompromising integrity and measurable results across all four regions of Uganda and in the United Kingdom by 2030.

Five Core Values

3. Market Analysis

The Problem — Scale of the Opportunity

Uganda's Diaspora remittances exceed USD 1.2 billion annually. A significant portion of this is directed toward property purchase, construction, farming and business investment. However, the vast majority of Diaspora investors have no reliable, professional management structure in place. The consequences include:

Target Customer Profile

Competitive Landscape

There is currently no nationally-established, multi-regional, professionally-branded asset management company in Uganda specifically targeting the Diaspora. Oriven enters a highly underserved market with a clear first-mover advantage in professional branding, legal documentation, and regional coverage — now further strengthened by our UK branch.

4. Services & Revenue Model

ServiceRevenue ModelTarget Price Range
Property & Rental Management% of monthly rent collected8–12% of rent value
Farming & Agricultural ManagementMonthly retainer + % of harvest salesUGX 300,000–1,500,000/mo
Construction OversightFixed project fee or % of construction budget5–8% of project value
Land Acquisition & Due DiligenceFixed service feeUGX 500,000–2,000,000
Business ManagementMonthly management retainerUGX 800,000–3,000,000/mo
Vehicle & Equipment ManagementMonthly retainerUGX 150,000–500,000/mo

5. Regional Strategy

Central Region — Kampala, Wakiso, Mukono, Mpigi

This is the company's headquarters and primary hub. Central Uganda has the highest density of Diaspora-owned assets — urban apartments, commercial properties, businesses and residential homes. The head office in Kampala will oversee Central operations and national administration.

Eastern Region — Jinja, Mbale, Soroti, Tororo, Iganga

Eastern Uganda is characterised by significant agricultural potential — maize, rice, tea, sugarcane and fish farming. Many Diaspora families originate from this region, with inherited land and family compounds requiring professional oversight.

Western Region — Mbarara, Fort Portal, Kasese, Kabale, Bushenyi

Western Uganda is Uganda's most productive agricultural region — tea, coffee, dairy, matooke and livestock. It is also home to Uganda's tourism corridor. Properties and farms here command high values and require active professional management.

Northern Region — Gulu, Lira, Arua, Kitgum, Apac

Post-conflict recovery has created significant land documentation challenges in the North. Oriven's services here focus on land recovery, documentation, and customary rights support — working closely with district land offices and LC structures.

UK Branch — London, United Kingdom

The UK branch serves as the primary diaspora-facing office for Ugandans across Britain and Europe. Services include client onboarding, KYC collection, consultation calls, and ongoing client relationship management — with all operational work coordinated through the Uganda head office.

6. Financial Projections (3 Years)

ItemYear 1Year 2Year 3
Target Active Clients40–60100–150200–300
Projected Revenue (UGX)120–200M350–500M700M–1.2B
Staff Count8–1220–3040–60
Regional Offices2 (Kampala + 1)4 (all regions)4 + district agents
Marketing FocusUK & Kampala launchUS, Canada, Europe expansionAll Diaspora markets

7. Key Risks & Mitigation

RiskMitigation Strategy
Staff misconduct or fraudStaff bonds, background checks, dual-signature systems, regular audits
Client disputesComprehensive written agreements, dispute resolution clause, independent arbitration
Land title fraudMandatory land registry search before any transaction, LC verification required
Regulatory changesOngoing legal counsel, ULS-registered advocate on retainer
Cash flow gapsAdvance service fees, client operational cost deposits
Reputation riskProfessional indemnity insurance, client charter, transparent reporting

8. Regulatory & Legal Requirements

Legal Document

Standard Terms & Conditions of Service

Version 1.0 | Effective: January 2025 | To be read in conjunction with the Service Agreement

Important Notice: These Terms & Conditions constitute a legally binding agreement between the Client and Oriven Trust Asset Management Ltd. By signing the Service Agreement, the Client confirms they have read, understood and agreed to these Terms in full. Please seek independent legal advice if required before signing.

1. Definitions

In these Terms and Conditions, the following definitions apply:

2. Scope of Services

2.1 Oriven agrees to provide only those services explicitly stated in the signed Service Agreement. Any additional services must be agreed in a written amendment signed by both parties.

2.2 Oriven acts as agent and manager on behalf of the Client. Oriven does not take ownership of any Client asset at any point.

2.3 Oriven reserves the right to engage verified Third Parties to fulfil specific aspects of the service, with the Client's prior consent.

3. Client Obligations

3.1 The Client must provide complete, accurate, and truthful information about all assets to be managed, including proof of ownership and any existing encumbrances.

3.2 The Client must complete and pass all KYC (Know Your Client) verification requirements before any service commences.

3.3 The Client is responsible for all Operational Costs associated with the management of their asset.

3.4 The Client must provide written authorisation for any action above the scope defined in the Service Agreement.

3.5 The Client must respond to Oriven communications within 5 business days. Prolonged non-response may result in service suspension.

3.6 The Client must not instruct any third party in relation to the managed asset without informing Oriven in writing.

4. Oriven's Obligations

4.1 Oriven will provide services with reasonable professional skill and care, in accordance with these Terms and the Service Agreement.

4.2 Oriven will maintain full written records of all activities, transactions, correspondence and decisions relating to each Client's asset.

4.3 Oriven will provide regular written progress reports at the frequency agreed in the Service Agreement (minimum: monthly).

4.4 Oriven will remit any collected income to the Client within the agreed timeframe, after deducting agreed management fees.

4.5 Oriven will not enter into any transaction on behalf of the Client that exceeds the authority granted without prior written Client approval.

4.6 Oriven will maintain the confidentiality of all Client information in accordance with Clause 9 of these Terms.

5. Fees & Payment

5.1 The Management Fee payable to Oriven is as specified in the Service Agreement and the Fee Schedule.

5.2 Management Fees are due monthly in advance unless otherwise agreed in writing.

5.3 Operational Costs are invoiced separately as they arise, with supporting receipts.

5.4 Oriven will not advance Operational Costs except in agreed emergency circumstances, to be reimbursed within 14 days.

5.5 Failure to pay Management Fees within 30 days of the due date will result in suspension of all services.

5.6 Oriven will issue a receipt for every payment received.

5.7 All fees are quoted in Uganda Shillings (UGX) unless otherwise stated. Exchange rate risk for international clients is borne by the Client.

6. Duration & Termination

6.1 The Service Agreement commences on the date of signing by both parties and continues for the duration specified therein.

6.2 Either party may terminate the Agreement by giving 60 days' written notice.

6.3 Oriven may terminate immediately if: (a) the Client provides false information; (b) the Client fails to pay fees after formal notice; (c) the Client engages in fraudulent or illegal activity.

6.4 Upon termination, Oriven will provide a full handover report and return all Client documents.

6.5 Advance fees for future periods will be refunded on a pro-rata basis.

7. Liability & Indemnity

7.1 Oriven shall not be liable for any loss arising from: (a) force majeure; (b) inaccurate information provided by the Client; (c) Third Party actions or failures; (d) acts of government or courts; (e) natural disasters or civil unrest.

7.2 Oriven's total liability shall not exceed the total management fees paid by the Client in the preceding 12 months.

7.3 The Client shall indemnify Oriven against claims arising from false information or pre-existing undisclosed disputes.

8. Dispute Resolution

8.1 Disputes shall first be attempted through good-faith negotiation within 30 days.

8.2 If negotiation fails, the dispute shall be referred to mediation through a mutually agreed licensed mediator in Uganda.

8.3 If mediation fails, the dispute shall be referred to arbitration in accordance with the Arbitration and Conciliation Act (Uganda) Cap 4. The seat of arbitration shall be Kampala, Uganda.

8.4 These Terms are governed by the laws of Uganda.

9. Confidentiality

9.1 All staff, agents and contractors engaged by Oriven sign confidentiality agreements as a condition of engagement.

9.2 Client information will never be shared with any third party without explicit written consent, except where required by Ugandan law or necessary to provide the contracted services.

9.3 This confidentiality obligation survives termination of the Service Agreement indefinitely.

10. Anti-Money Laundering & KYC

10.1 Oriven complies with the Anti-Money Laundering Act (Uganda) and Financial Intelligence Authority (FIA) guidelines.

10.2 Clients must provide: (a) valid government-issued photo ID; (b) proof of address; (c) proof of asset ownership; (d) any other documentation required by applicable law.

10.3 Oriven reserves the right to decline or terminate any engagement where it has reasonable grounds to suspect illegal or suspicious activity.

11. Data Protection

11.1 Oriven processes Client personal data in compliance with Uganda's Data Protection and Privacy Act 2019.

11.2 Client data is collected, stored and processed only for the purpose of providing the agreed services.

11.3 Clients have the right to request access to, correction or deletion of their personal data held by Oriven.

Acceptance

By signing the Service Agreement, the Client confirms they have read, understood and agreed to these Terms & Conditions in their entirety. Oriven confirms it will perform services in accordance with these Terms and the five principles of Integrity, Objectivity, Professional Competence, Confidentiality and Professional Behaviour.

Client Onboarding Documents

Official Forms & Templates

The following forms are used during the client onboarding process. All forms must be completed in full, signed, and returned with supporting documentation. Forms may be completed digitally or in print.

Form OTA-01 — Client KYC & Identity Verification

Ref: ___________

All fields marked * are mandatory. This form must be accompanied by certified copies of all identity documents listed in Section C.

Section A — Personal Information

Section B — Uganda Contact & Next of Kin

Section C — Identity Documents Provided

Please tick and attach certified copies of the following:

Passport No: ___________
ID No: ___________
Document Type: ___________
NIN: ___________

Section D — Declaration

I confirm that the information provided in this form is true, complete and accurate. I understand that providing false information may result in immediate termination of services and may be reported to relevant authorities. I consent to Oriven Trust Asset Management Ltd verifying my identity through appropriate channels.
Client Signature
Date
Oriven Verification Officer
Date Verified

Form OTA-02 — Asset Declaration Form

Ref: ___________

Complete one form per asset. If you have multiple assets, please request additional copies.

Section A — Asset Details

☐ Land/Farm   ☐ Residential   ☐ Commercial   ☐ Business   ☐ Vehicle   ☐ Other
☐ Good   ☐ Fair   ☐ Poor   ☐ Unknown

Section B — Ownership Documentation

☐ Mailo Title   ☐ Freehold   ☐ Leasehold   ☐ Customary   ☐ Sale Agreement
☐ No    ☐ Yes — provide full details:

Section C — Requested Services

Client Signature *
Date *
Oriven Officer
Date Received

Form OTA-05 — Monthly Management Report

Client Ref: ___________ | Month: ___________

Activities This Month

Income Summary

Income TypeAmount (UGX)Date ReceivedFrom Whom
    
    
Total Income

Expenditure Summary

ItemAmount (UGX)Receipt?Authorised By
  ☐ Yes ☐ No 
  ☐ Yes ☐ No 
Total Expenditure

Net Remittance

UGX ___________
UGX ___________
UGX ___________
Regional Coordinator Signature
Date
Operations Manager Signature
Date

Legal Contract Template

Asset Management Service Agreement

Oriven Trust Asset Management — Service Agreement

Agreement No: OTA-AGR-__________

This Agreement is entered into on the _______ day of __________________, 20_____, between:

Oriven Trust Asset Management Ltd, registered in Uganda under the URSB, with registered office at _________________________, Kampala, Uganda ("Oriven")

— AND —

Name: _______________________________________________

Passport/ID No.: _______________________________________________

Address: _______________________________________________

Email: _______________________ Phone: _______________________

(hereinafter referred to as the "Client")

1. Asset(s) to be Managed

Asset No.DescriptionLocationTitle / Reference
1                                 
2   
3   

2. Services to be Provided by Oriven

☐ Property & Rental Management

☐ Farming & Agricultural Management

☐ Construction Oversight

☐ Land Acquisition & Documentation

☐ Business Setup & Management

☐ Vehicle & Equipment Management

3. Fees & Payment Terms

Fee ItemAmount (UGX)FrequencyDue Date
Monthly Management FeeMonthly1st of each month
Onboarding / Setup FeeOnceUpon signing
% of Income Collected____% of incomeMonthlyWith remittance
Operational Cost DepositQuarterly advanceUpon signing

4. Authority Granted to Oriven

The Client hereby authorises Oriven to:

  • ☐ Collect rents, harvest proceeds and business income on the Client's behalf
  • ☐ Hire and supervise farm workers, caretakers or tenant management staff
  • ☐ Commission routine maintenance up to UGX ________________ per incident without prior approval
  • ☐ Liaise with LC officials, government offices and third-party professionals on the Client's behalf
  • ☐ Renew insurance policies on existing insured assets
Important: Oriven does NOT have authority to sell, transfer, mortgage or encumber any Client asset under any circumstances. Any such transaction requires a separate Power of Attorney and explicit written Client consent.

5. Duration

6. Signatures

Both parties confirm they have read and understood this Agreement and the Standard Terms & Conditions, and agree to be bound by them.
Client Full Name
Client Signature
Date & Location
Oriven Authorised Representative
Signature & Company Stamp
Title / Position

Witnessed by: ___________________________   Signature: ___________________________   Date: ____________

Ecosystem & Partners

Related Parties, Institutions & Professional Partners

Oriven operates within Uganda's established legal, governmental and professional framework. The following parties are essential to our operations and are engaged as needed depending on the client's service requirements.

Government Bodies

InstitutionRole in Oriven's ServicesType
Uganda Registration Services Bureau (URSB)Business registration, company searches, trademark registrationRegulatory
Ministry of Lands, Housing & Urban DevelopmentLand title verification, land transfers, valuation servicesRegulatory
Uganda Revenue Authority (URA)Tax compliance, rental income tax, business taxesCompliance
Financial Intelligence Authority (FIA)AML compliance, KYC requirements, suspicious transaction reportingAML
Kampala Capital City Authority (KCCA)Business licences, property rates, Central region operationsLicensing
District Local CouncilsLocal land administration, rates, building approvalsLocal Gov
Ministry of Agriculture (MAAIF)Agricultural extension support, farming registrationAdvisory
Insurance Regulatory Authority (IRA)Oversight of licensed insurance providers engaged for client assetsRegulatory

The LC System

The Local Council (LC) system is critical to land management in Uganda. Oriven works with all three levels:

LevelNameRole
LC1Village CouncilBoundary confirmation, neighbour verification, local witness letters
LC2Parish CouncilDispute resolution, land records at parish level
LC3Sub-County CouncilLand committee matters, customary tenure confirmation
Important: All LC letters obtained for clients are verified with the issuing authority before being accepted. Oriven does not accept unofficial or unverified LC documents.

Professional Third Parties

PartyQualification RequiredServices Used For
Licensed Land SurveyorRegistered with Ministry of LandsBoundary demarcation, area measurement, cadastral surveys
Registered AdvocateUganda Law Society (ULS) memberTitle transfer, lease drafting, Power of Attorney, court matters
Licensed Property ValuerInstitute of Surveyors of UgandaProperty valuation for insurance, sale or mortgage
Certified AccountantCPA Uganda / ICPAUFinancial reporting, URA returns, income statements
Agricultural Extension OfficerMinistry of Agriculture registeredFarm planning, crop advisory, soil assessment
Licensed InsurerIRA Uganda licensedProperty, crop, vehicle and liability insurance

Financial Partners

TypeRole
Commercial Banks (Stanbic, Centenary, DFCU, Equity)Client income collection, Oriven operational accounts, international remittance
Mobile Money (MTN Mobile Money, Airtel Money)Field payment collections, small expense settlements
International Remittance (Wise, Western Union, MoneyGram)Remitting client income to Diaspora bank accounts worldwide

Diaspora Community Partners

Oriven builds partnerships with Ugandan community organisations in key Diaspora markets:

Pricing

Fee Schedule & Pricing Guide

Version 1.0 | 2025 | All prices in Uganda Shillings (UGX) unless stated. Subject to annual review. UK clients may be quoted in GBP — contact our London office.

Transparency Promise: All fees are agreed in writing before any work begins. There are zero hidden charges. Operational costs (government fees, survey fees) are always invoiced separately with full supporting receipts.

1. Onboarding Fees (One-Time)

ItemAmount (UGX)Notes
Client Onboarding & KYC Processing150,000Identity verification and file setup
Asset Assessment & Initial Report (per asset)250,000 – 500,000Includes site visit and photographic report
Agreement Preparation & Legal Review200,000Service Agreement drafting

2. Property & Rental Management

ServiceFee StructureNotes
Monthly Property Management8–10% of monthly rent collectedMinimum UGX 200,000/month
Tenant Finding & VettingOne month's rent (one-off)Includes background check & lease drafting
Lease Renewal ManagementUGX 150,000Per renewal
Property Condition ReportUGX 100,000 – 250,000Photos and written assessment
Maintenance Supervision10% of contractor costClient pays contractor directly
Vacant Property MonitoringUGX 200,000/monthBi-weekly visits + monthly report

3. Farming & Agricultural Management

ServiceFee StructureNotes
Monthly Farm Management RetainerUGX 350,000 – 1,500,000/monthBased on farm size and crop type
Harvest Sale Management5% of gross harvest sale valueOn top of monthly retainer
Labour Hiring & SupervisionIncluded in retainerClient pays worker wages directly
Agricultural Extension AdvisoryUGX 300,000 – 600,000Per engagement (3rd party cost extra)

4. Land Acquisition & Due Diligence

ServiceFee StructureNotes
Land Title Verification & Registry SearchUGX 400,000 – 800,000Registry fees are Operational Costs (extra)
LC Verification & Site VisitUGX 300,000Includes LC coordination
Boundary Survey CoordinationUGX 250,000Surveyor fee is Operational Cost (extra)
Full Due Diligence PackageUGX 1,500,000All of the above + full written report
Transfer Coordination (with advocate)UGX 500,000 + advocate feesAdvocate quoted separately

5. Construction Oversight

ServiceFee StructureNotes
Construction Supervision (full project)5–8% of total construction budgetMin. UGX 2,000,000 per project
Contractor Vetting & ShortlistingUGX 500,000Includes 3 contractor quotations
Progress Reports + Site VisitsIncluded in project feePhotos + written updates

6. Business Management

ServiceFee StructureNotes
Business Registration (URSB)UGX 600,000 + URSB feesIncludes name search and filing
Monthly Business ManagementUGX 1,000,000 – 3,500,000/monthBased on business size and complexity
Monthly Financial ReportIncluded in management feeIncome, expenditure, reconciliation
URA Tax Filing (quarterly)UGX 400,000 per filingGovernment filing fees extra
What are Operational Costs?
Operational Costs are expenses arising directly from managing your asset — they are your costs as the asset owner, not part of Oriven's management fee. Examples: government registration fees, land survey fees, advocate fees, contractor payments, insurance premiums, maintenance repairs, worker wages, LC fees. Oriven will always seek your approval before incurring any Operational Cost above the agreed threshold, and will provide full receipts for all expenditures.

Internal Operations

Oriven Operations Manual — Key Procedures & Standards

1. Client Onboarding Process

1
Initial EnquiryClient submits enquiry via website, WhatsApp or email. Response required within 48 hours.
2
Needs Assessment Call30–60 minute consultation (WhatsApp/Zoom/in-person at UK or Uganda office) to understand the client's assets and requirements.
3
Service ProposalWritten proposal sent within 5 business days outlining scope, fees and next steps.
4
KYC Form SubmissionClient completes Form OTA-01 with ID documents. Documents verified within 3 business days.
5
Asset DeclarationClient completes Form OTA-02 for each asset. Oriven conducts initial asset assessment.
6
Service Agreement SignedTailored agreement drafted, reviewed and signed electronically or in writing.
7
Onboarding Fee ReceivedPayment confirmed before any operational work begins.
8
Regional HandoverFile handed to relevant regional coordinator with full briefing.
9
First Site Visit & ReportRegional coordinator visits asset, photographs, and sends initial condition report within 10 days.

2. Staff Conduct Standards

3. Income Collection & Remittance

  1. All income collected on behalf of clients is deposited into a dedicated client collection account (separate from Oriven's operational account)
  2. A receipt is issued to the payer immediately upon collection
  3. Income statement is prepared at month-end showing all receipts
  4. Management fee is deducted from collected income
  5. Net amount is remitted to client within 5 business days of month-end
  6. Remittance confirmation is sent to client immediately
  7. Full monthly income report (Form OTA-05) is sent with the remittance

4. Land Verification Checklist

Before any land transaction is completed on behalf of a client, the following must be verified:

Non-negotiable: No client funds are released for any land purchase until ALL items on this checklist are completed and documented. No exceptions.

5. Digital & Communication Tools

ToolPrimary Use
WhatsApp BusinessPrimary client communication channel
Zoom / Google MeetClient consultation and review calls
Google Drive (client folders)Secure storage of all client documents and photos
Oriven Business EmailFormal correspondence and report delivery
CRM SystemClient database, follow-up tracking and reporting
GPS Camera AppTimestamped, location-tagged site photographs
Online Banking / Mobile MoneyIncome collection and remittance tracking
oriventrust.com PortalClient enquiries, document access and information

The Ultimate Competitive Advantage

Oriven's greatest asset is trust — earned through radical transparency, professional documentation, consistent delivery, and our dual-country presence. Every positive client experience is a marketing story. Every report sent on time, every shilling remitted accurately, every photo of a well-maintained farm is proof that Oriven is different. Word of mouth within the Ugandan diaspora community is extremely powerful — one satisfied client can bring five more.