The bank’s total operating income also increased by 16% to Rwf72 billion compared to Rwf61 billion in 2021, due to revenue growth in interest income and containment of interest expense. The bank’s loan book grew by 27%, reaching Rwf456 billion in 2022, driven by investments made in manufacturing, trade, and construction.
BPR Bank’s Managing Director, Patience Mutesi, attributed the performance to the consolidation of gains from the merger of the former KCB Rwanda and Banque Populaire du Rwanda, as well as providing customer-centric products and services while implementing technological advancements.
The bank’s Chairman of the Board of Directors, George Rubagumya, noted that the results were achieved through sound financial management, the introduction of new products and services, and a keen focus on customer satisfaction metrics.
BPR Bank has reiterated its commitment to offering quality services in public and private investments, payments, and savings for customers.
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