Rwanda Securities Exchange CEO upbeat eyeing new listings in 2025
Rwanda’s is eyeing to broaden it’s investments’ portfolio at the Securities Exchange by adding Sharia compliant bonds to help deepen the markets plus hand investors more alternatives. CNBC Africa’s Aby Agina had an exclusive interview with Celestin Rwabukumba, the CEO of Rwanda Stock Exchange on the bourses 2025 key priorities and risks that will shape the capital markets.
Tue, 14 Jan 2025 15:01:50 GMT
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- Introduction of Sharia-compliant bonds to deepen the market and attract more investors
- Focus on sustainable growth, innovation, and investor protection as key priorities for 2025
- Optimism about the future of Rwanda Stock Exchange despite potential risks and challenges
Rwanda Stock Exchange (RSE) is setting its sights on expanding its investments portfolio to include Sharia-compliant bonds in an effort to deepen the market and provide more options for investors. In an exclusive interview with CNBC Africa, Celestin Rwabukumba, the CEO of RSE, discussed the exchange's key priorities and the potential risks that could impact the capital markets in 2025. Rwabukumba's vision for the future of RSE includes a focus on sustainable growth, innovation, and investor protection. The introduction of Sharia-compliant bonds is seen as a strategic move to attract a wider range of investors and increase market liquidity. With a strong emphasis on transparency and ethical investment practices, RSE aims to position itself as a leading exchange in the region. Despite external challenges such as global economic uncertainties and regulatory changes, Rwabukumba remains optimistic about the future of RSE and the potential for continued growth and development.