Rwanda Capital Markets Authority used a financial services industry breakfast session on scaling Rwanda as a domiciliation hub to outline how Rwanda’s capital market ecosystem is being positioned to attract regional and global investment fund managers to domicile investment vehicles in the country. In a panel on mobilising domestic and regional capital through domiciled funds, the authority pointed to three factors supporting Rwanda’s offering: a robust legal and regulatory framework, macroeconomic stability, and a growing network of specialised financial service providers. It highlighted the Kigali International Financial Centre as an operational enabler, citing the increasing presence of fund administrators, custodians, legal advisers and auditors, and called for deeper domestic capital mobilisation through greater participation by pension funds, insurance companies and individual investors.
Rwanda Capital Markets Authority 2025-11-25
Rwanda Capital Markets Authority promotes Rwanda’s capital market framework to grow investment fund domiciliation
The Rwanda Capital Markets Authority outlined strategies to position Rwanda as a domiciliation hub for investment vehicles, emphasizing a robust legal framework, macroeconomic stability, and a growing network of financial service providers. The Kigali International Financial Centre was highlighted as a key enabler. The authority urged increased domestic capital mobilisation through participation by pension funds, insurance companies, and individual investors.