This is the Rwanda Development Board (RDB) Annual Procurement Plan for 2018/2019.

This law regulates commodity exchange and related contracts.

This law establishes a public institution, the Capital Market Authority, abbreviated as “CMA”. It also determines its mission, organization and functioning.

This law emphasizes that law nº 16/2005 of 18/08/2005 on direct taxes on income is complemented by Article 16 bis.

The purpose of this Law is to promote and facilitate investment in Rwanda.

The purpose of this Law is to provide a framework for the management and operation of Collective Investment Schemes to provide the rights of, and protection of, all shareholders investing in such scheme.

This Law regulates the creation of trusts and trustees, their activities and requirements for their management in Rwanda.

This law regulates the holding and circulation of securities.

The need to ensure the protection of the health sector information and communication is enshrined in the ICT policy. This policy aims to educate all stakeholders in the health sector on the need to ensure the process of collection, processing, and storage of health sector data are done securely. Other security issues highlighted include confidentiality, integrity, availability, and non-repudiation of data.

This law governs the organization of pension schemes.

This Order determines the modalities for conducting inspections and investigations in the capital market.

This Order determines the organization, functioning and composition of the Capital Market Independent Review Panel.

The objective of this regulation is to specify the conditions for the operations of the Central Securities Depository and activities related to transactions in book-entry securities.

These regulations relate to the registration of credit rating agencies.

The purpose of this code is to ensure that companies are directed and managed at the board and management level fairly and transparently. It guides how the objectives of the company are set and achieved, how risk is monitored and assessed, and how performance is optimized.

This regulation issues guidelines relating to the procedure by which licensed entities submit respective reports to the Capital Market Authority.

This regulation modifies Article 43 of Regulation No 14 of 05/08/2013 on Real Estate Investment Trusts.

These regulations are meant to guide the market players on fees that the Capital Market Authority shall be charging on different services given.

The purpose of these regulations is to guide the process of takeover offers to create fairness and equitability. These regulations apply to the conduct of all takeover offers, whether voluntary or mandatory, made in respect of listed companies.

This policy addresses the two main problems faced by the rice sub-sector in Rwanda, insufficiency and lack of value. To tackle the issue of insufficiency, it proposes an increase in productivity levels. Similarly, it suggests improving post-harvest handling and processing to tackle the difference in value between the Rwandan rice and imported rice.