FEATURED: I&M Bank heads to Dallas to join Rwandans in North America for 2025 Rwanda Convention

I&M Bank has confirmed its participation in the upcoming Rwanda Convention, set to take place in Dallas Fort Worth, where it will join members of the Rwandan community living in North America for this year’s highly anticipated gathering. The Bank’s presence at the event reflects its continued efforts to build meaningful connections with the diaspora and offer convenient, tailored financial solutions that support long-term investment ambitions in Rwanda. As part of its engagement, I&M Bank will provide on-the-ground support for account opening, showcase investment opportunities in Rwanda’s growing real estate sector including mortgages, construction loans, and plot acquisition financing—and introduce attendees to its high-interest savings accounts and one-on-one advisory services. These offerings are designed to help diaspora clients secure and grow their assets back home, with greater ease and confidence. This initiative aligns with I&M Bank’s broader mission to increase financial accessibility and promote prosperity among Rwandans living abroad. Over the past few years, the Bank has conducted similar outreach programmes in Europe and several African countries, strengthening its role as a trusted financial partner for diaspora communities. Speaking ahead of the convention, Yves Kayihura, Head of Retail Banking at I&M Bank, emphasised the importance of removing barriers for diaspora clients. “For many Rwandans living abroad, the desire to invest or build back home is strong, but navigating the process can be challenging. Our role is to make that experience easier, more transparent, and ultimately rewarding,” he said. By participating in the Rwanda Convention in Dallas, I&M Bank reaffirms its commitment to customer-centric banking and its promise to bring services closer to where Rwandans live, work, and dream, no matter how far from home.

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FEATURED: I&M Bank heads to Dallas to join Rwandans in North America for 2025 Rwanda Convention