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I&M Bank Rwanda launches Higa savings solution for groups Image: Yves Kayihura, Head of Retail Banking at I&M Bank Rwanda, speaks at the launch. Courtes
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I&M Bank Rwanda launches Higa savings solution for groups

From The New Times · () English

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  • I&M Bank Rwanda has introduced 'Higa,' a new savings product specifically for group savings schemes.
  • The solution aims to help 'ibimina' (tontines), cooperatives, and associations securely grow their money.
  • Higa is designed to provide a safe and accessible platform for collective financial management.

I&M Bank Rwanda Plc has launched Higa, a new financial product tailored to support the unique needs of group savings schemes. This initiative aims to empower various community-based financial groups, including 'ibimina' (traditional tontines), cooperatives, and associations, by providing them with a secure platform to manage and grow their collective funds.

Higa is designed to offer a dedicated savings solution, ensuring that these groups can save securely and effectively. The introduction of this product reflects the bank's commitment to fostering financial inclusion and supporting the economic development of its customers through accessible and tailored banking services.

By providing a specialized tool for group savings, I&M Bank Rwanda seeks to enhance the financial management capabilities of these organizations. This can lead to greater stability and growth for the members involved, strengthening the financial resilience of communities.

The launch of Higa signifies a strategic move by I&M Bank Rwanda to cater to a vital segment of the Rwandan economy, recognizing the significant role that group savings play in the financial lives of many Rwandans.

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Originally published by The New Times in English. Translated, summarized, and contextualized automatically by DistantNews, with a note on how the source frames the story. Not individually reviewed before publishing. How this works.