Banque Populaire du Rwanda Plc (BPR) – Rwanda’s largest retail bank on Friday announced a reduction of its base lending rate from the current annual 16.5% to 14.5%. …
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The number of individual investors in government-issued treasury bonds has grown from 0 to 10%, Central Bank Chief Economist, Prof. Thomas Kigabo says. A Treasury bond (T-bond) is a common …
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A Nigerian company has put together all it takes to launch in two weeks, a new innovation that will allow cooking gas consumers buy as little as they want via …
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Bank of Kigali – Rwanda’s biggest Financial Institution by assets, made history as the first Rwandan company to cross-list on International Stock Market. On Friday, the bank was officially welcomed …
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Bank of Kigali – Rwanda’s biggest financial institution has issued 7.2 million shares to its employees as part of its over 200 million discounted shares the bank put up for …
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Rwanda will issue a 3-year treasury bond worth Rwf 15 billion this month to finance infrastructure projects and capital market development, Central Bank (BNR) announced on Thursday. “The National Bank …
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Effective today – October 29, shareholders of Bank of Kigali Group – the country’s largest financial institution by assets, can start buying over 200 million discounted shares the bank put …
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Rwanda no longer imports some of its petroleum products from Kenya because of adulteration, a senior Kenyan politician has revealed. Kalonzo Musyoka, a former Vice president and currently one of …
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Local producers of Rwanda’s premium coffee could be smiling, following a 5 times sale of their coffee on global market. At an internet auction activity organized by the National Agricultural …
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Rwanda will reopen a-7 year Coupon Treasury Bond worth Rwf10 Billion ($11.4 million) from June 25th -27th, 2018 by revisiting the previous issued bonds with the same maturity and coupon for …
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Rwanda Central Bank Rwanda will this month issue a 10-year treasury bond worth Rwf 10 billion to finance infrastructure and Capital Market, according to a tender notice by the Central …
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Financial Institutions in Rwanda will no longer have to carry physical cheques to the Central Bank for payment settlements. The Central Bank (BNR) has introduced ‘Cheque Truncation System (CTS)’- an …