US EditionIFC Raises $17mln in Rwanda’s Second ‘Umuganda’ Bond
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Eleven years after its first domestic loan in Rwandan francs, the International Finance Corporation (IFC), a private sector arm of the World Bank Group, signs its return to Rwanda's national capital markets with an "Umuganda" bond of RWF 24 billion (USD 17 million), intended to finance a...
IFC Issues Rwf 24B Bond on Rwanda Stock Exchange After 11-Year Hiatus
PDF Button The International Finance Corporation (IFC), the private sector arm of the World Bank Group, has issued a bond worth Rwf 24 billion (approximately $17 million) on the Rwanda Stock Exchange (RSE), marking its first such move in over a decade. The eight-year bond, announced on Monday, July 21, 2025, is the second issued […] Related Posts: IFC invests $10 million in I&M Bank to Support Small… Rwanda Capital Market cross-lists first Sou…
IFC issues 24B Rwandan Franc ‘Umuganda’ bond to boost Rwanda’s capital markets
IFC has issued a 24 billion Rwandan Franc bond (approximately 17 million US dollars) to support the development of Rwanda’s capital markets. The eight year, amortizing bond helps pave the way for more international borrowers to issue bonds in the country and is IFC’s first onshore Rwanda franc denominated bond in eleven years. Money raised […] The post IFC issues 24B Rwandan Franc ‘Umuganda’ bond to boost Rwanda’s capital markets appeared first …
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