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Apex Group expands to Rwanda, boosting East Africa digital finance

Apex Group’s Rwanda entry accelerates fintech, ESG, and sustainable finance growth in East Africa.

Timilehin Adejumobi
Last updated: September 6, 2025 12:51 pm
Timilehin Adejumobi Published September 6, 2025
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  • Apex Group opens Kigali office, advancing East Africa’s digital finance and investment gateway.
  • Rwanda strengthens its position as a regional hub for fintech, ESG, and sustainable finance.
  • Partnership with Kigali International Financial Centre boosts cross-border capital and innovation.

Apex Group, one of the world’s fastest-growing financial services providers, has expanded into Rwanda with a new office in Kigali, underscoring the country’s rise as a regional gateway for investment, digital finance, and fintech innovation in East Africa.

The move is a milestone in Apex Group’s Africa growth strategy and aligns with Rwanda’s ambition to become a continental financial hub. 

The Kigali office will provide fund administration, corporate solutions, compliance, and ESG advisory—pending regulatory approvals—while driving financial inclusion and advancing Rwanda’s digital economy.

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Rwanda’s financial hub Gains global attention

Apex Group will partner with the Kigali International Financial Centre (KIFC), which has positioned itself as a bridge for cross-border capital, sustainable finance, and fintech-driven innovation. 

By leveraging KIFC’s platform, the firm aims to accelerate investment flows into East Africa and strengthen Rwanda’s reputation for stability, pro-business reforms, and technology-led growth.

“This launch reflects our long-term commitment to East Africa,” said Emma Msowoya, Country Head of Apex Group Rwanda. “Rwanda’s forward-looking policies and skilled workforce create the ideal environment for growth. Our priority is to empower local professionals, foster technical expertise, and establish Apex Rwanda as an employer of choice within the global financial industry.”

To mark the launch, Apex Group will host a regional event on September 8 at the Kigali Marriott Hotel, bringing together clients, policymakers, and investors from across Africa. Senior Apex executives will outline the firm’s plan to strengthen partnerships in Rwanda’s evolving financial ecosystem.

Hortense Mudenge, CEO of KIFC, welcomed the entry: “Apex Group’s presence highlights the global confidence in Rwanda’s financial sector. It enhances our position as a trusted hub and expands the availability of world-class services on the continent.”

Hortense Mudenge, CEO of KIFC

Driving growth through digital financial solutions

Founded in Bermuda in 2003, Apex Group has built a global footprint with more than 13,000 employees across major financial centers. Its integrated model spans multiple asset classes, combining fund and asset servicing with cutting-edge digital platforms.

The Kigali expansion reflects Apex’s strategy of entering emerging markets to support economic transformation. By investing in local talent and collaborating with regional stakeholders, the group aims to drive East Africa’s digital transformation, strengthen financial resilience, and contribute to long-term sustainable growth.

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