Investor
Rwanda Social Security Board
The Rwanda Social Security Board (RSSB) is a government-owned financial institution responsible for administering social security in Rwanda. Established in 2010 through the merger of two historic entities, it functions as a comprehensive social security provider and the country's largest institutional investor. RSSB manages six vital schemes, including pension, occupational hazards, maternity leave, and health insurance (specifically the Community-Based Health Insurance, or Mutuelle de Santé). Its investment strategy is designed to preserve capital and ensure long-term sustainability for its members by diversifying across fixed income, equity, and real estate. The board acts as a General Partner in various development-oriented projects, focusing on transforming the Rwandan economy through strategic stakes in domestic infrastructure, financial services, and commercial ventures that align with national socio-economic goals.
Investment focus
- Sectors
- Financial servicesConsumerTechnologyManufacturing and industrialsHealthcareReal estate and housing
- Stages and strategies
- GrowthBuyout
- Instruments
- EquityDebt
- Regions
- Eastern Africa
- African markets named in public materials
- Rwanda
Sources
- Partner Researchers, accessed 14 November 2026