Investor

Rwanda Social Security Board

Compiled from public sources

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

  1. Partner Researchers, accessed 14 November 2026