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The Namibia Financial Institutions Supervisory Authority recently launched a revised version of its consumer website.

Namfisa launches refreshed consumer website

1 Maand Gelede

EMPOWERING: The Namibia Financial Institutions Supervisory Authority recently provided sponsorship towards prize giving for students in accounting,economics and mathematics towards Namcol's students.

Namfisa ploughs back through CSI initiatives

2 Maande Gelede

EASIER: The ministry of finance is endorsing pension-backed home loans in an effort to allow civil servants will be able use a portion of their pensions to fund intended property purchases.

Namibia backs pension-funded housing loans for civil servants

2 Maande Gelede

CHARTING: Governor Johannes !Gawaxab hosted a high-level CEO Round-table in Windhoek which included the CEO of Namfisa, Kenneth Matomola, along with various captains of industry. The event brought together financial sector leaders to unpack the Bank's newly launched Strategic Plan for 2025 to 2027 and discuss key industry developments, challenges and opportunities.

BoN convenes financial sector leaders to chart 2025 course

6 Maande Gelede

A view of Namfisa revamped website.

Namfisa launches new website

6 Maande Gelede

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FIMA consultations expected to restart this year

6 Maande Gelede

The CEO of the Namibia Financial Institutions Supervisory Authority (Namfisa), Kenneth Matomola. Photo File

Namfisa resolves consumer complaints

8 Maande Gelede

The chief executive officer of the Namibia Financial Institutions Supervisory Authority (Namfisa), Kenneth Matomola. Photo Contributed

Namfisa’s Matomola appointed to IAIS exco

8 Maande Gelede

HOPEFUL: The Namibia Financial Institutions Supervisory Authority says it would like to see the Financial Institutions Market Act come into effect next year. PHOTO FILE

Namfisa hopeful for 2025 Fima implementation

11 Maande Gelede

HOPEFUL: The Namibia Financial Institutions Supervisory Authority says it would like to see the Financial Institutions Market Act come into effect next year. PHOTO FILE

Namfisa hopeful for 2025 Fima implementation

11 Maande Gelede

HOW IT WORKS: The two-pot retirement system enables you to access a small portion of your retirement savings before you retire for emergencies. The bulk of your savings will remain 'preserved', meaning you will have to keep the majority of your retirement savings invested until you retire. Photo: Contributed

Two-pot pension system enters fray

11 Maande Gelede

ON HOLD: Namfisa CEO Kenneth Matomola says the adoption of the Financial Markets Act rests with finance minister Ipumbu Shiimi. Photo: Contributed

FIMA adoption in Shiimi’s hands

11 Maande Gelede

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