- Assets hit $1.65bn after 34% year-on-year surge
- Higher contributions and investment returns fuel growth
KIGALI, RWANDA – Rwanda’s public pension assets climbed to $1.65bn in the third quarter, a 33.8% rise from a year earlier, driven by higher worker contributions and stronger investment returns, the central bank said.
According to the Central Bank of Rwanda, the growth reflects “higher member contributions and strong investment returns” across the country’s public pension system.
This article is free to read.
Sign up for free or sign in to continue reading.
Unlike our competitors, we don't force you to pay to read the news but we do need your email address to make your experience better.
Create your free account or sign in
