The Rwanda Capital Markets Authority (CMA) has opened a public consultation on a draft law regulating capital market business, intended to update Rwanda’s capital markets legal framework in response to an International Organization of Securities Commissions (IOSCO) assessment and align it with international best practice. The draft introduces expanded supervisory and enforcement concepts, including powers to request information, accounts, reports, data and systems from licensed, approved, authorised or exempt persons and entities, as well as from service providers to such persons. It also provides for investigations into suspicious capital market activities, cooperation to assist foreign regulatory authorities, and a framework to accommodate family offices in Rwanda. Written comments are due by 30 July 2025, and the draft law is available for download from the CMA website.