Rwanda Capital Markets Authority Chief Executive Officer Thapelo Tsheole used remarks at the Inclusive FinTech Forum to position the capital market as a key channel for closing fintech funding gaps, linking increased private investment to a structured regulatory environment that gives investors confidence their investments are secure. In a panel on “Bridging the Funding Gap: Building Private Capital and Leveraging Development Finance,” Tsheole highlighted the need to strengthen local networks for private capital and to use fintech solutions to mobilise funds. He also pointed to ongoing market reforms, including a revamp of collective investment schemes intended to allow individuals with surplus capital to access the market through private equity, specialised funds, or crowdfunding mechanisms. The Authority indicated it will continue advancing regulatory frameworks and market structures and will keep engaging stakeholders on building the capital market.
Rwanda Capital Markets Authority 2025-02-27
Rwanda Capital Markets Authority CEO outlines revamped collective investment schemes to widen fintech access to private capital
Rwanda Capital Markets Authority CEO Thapelo Tsheole emphasized the capital market's role in closing fintech funding gaps at the Inclusive FinTech Forum, linking private investment to a secure regulatory environment. Tsheole highlighted the need for stronger local networks and fintech solutions to mobilize funds, alongside market reforms like revamped collective investment schemes. The Authority plans to advance regulatory frameworks and engage stakeholders to build the capital market.