Rwanda fixed-income lab

Treasury bonds,without the fog.

A focused workspace for understanding Rwanda Treasury Bonds, reading live RSE signals, modeling long-term coupon income, and keeping private purchase records behind owner-only access.

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Rwanda Stock Exchange

Current fixed-income market data

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Treasury listings

Fixed income board

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How it works

One purchase, its own terms and payment calendar.

01

Choose an issuance

Review the BNR prospectus, tenor, coupon rate, auction dates, maturity date, and exact coupon schedule.

02

Purchase the bond

Treasury bond face value starts at RWF 100,000 and purchases are made in multiples of RWF 100,000.

03

Receive coupons

Interest is normally paid semiannually. Payment dates belong to each issuance, so they are not universally January and July.

04

Hold, reinvest, or sell

Hold to maturity for principal repayment, reinvest coupon cash, or sell earlier on the secondary market at the available market price.

Planning workspace

Test a future strategy

Change monthly contributions, start date, tenor, coupon rate, reinvestment, starting capital, and occasional cash injections. See annual and monthly outcomes without creating real transactions.

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Private records

Track bonds you actually bought

Store face value, executed price, fees, accrued interest, issuer, maturity, exact coupon dates, and source documents. Every position keeps its own schedule and detail page.

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Terms worth knowing

The numbers are related, but not interchangeable.

Coupon rate

The annual interest rate applied to face value, not necessarily the cash price paid.

Coupons received

The cumulative coupon payments whose scheduled dates have already occurred.

Annual passive income

A forward-looking estimate of one year of coupon income from current principal.

Bond tenor

The life of one bond issuance. Your investment horizon can include many bonds with different tenors.

Important context

Bond prices can move if you sell before maturity. Holding to maturity avoids market-price loss only if the issuer pays as agreed. Simulations are educational projections, not guaranteed returns. Always use the prospectus and broker confirmation for a real transaction.