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Nedbank eyes further growth of home loan unit

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September 12, 2022
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Nedbank Namibia plans to further grow its home loans division which has provided over N$ 5 billion in loans to prospective home owners.

“Every time you assist clients, you are aiding them in realizing their dream of becoming homeowners. From a Nedbank point of view, we are proud to say we’ve financed N$ 11 billion worth of loans to local residential property and key projects in the country. Of the N$ 11 billion, N$ 5 billion is in the home loans division. We want to continue our commitment in playing a pivotal role in supporting the growth in our home loans division,” Nedbank Namibia’s Chief Financial Officer, JG van Graan told an estate agents awards ceremony held by the bank.

The award ceremony honored agents and agencies under categories which included “Agents accumulating business exceeding N$ 3 million, Estate Agent of the year, and Estate Agency of the year. Anita Dames, Cathy Kruger, Claudia Lofty Eaton, Gretha dos Santos, Helvi Megameno, Lionel McPherson, Lona van Wyk, Louisa Schurz, Lourette Liebenberg, Lucas Boshoff, Lusia Hango, Lydia Kazimbu, Marion Wolf, Star Nghiyolwa, Stefanie Dames, Stefanus Somseb, and Tanya Kuhn; received certificates for completing home loan deals exceeding N$ 3 million.

Marion Wolf from Rightmove Properties scooped the Estate Agent of the year 2021.

First runner up in the same category was Lourette Liebenberg from Rightmove Properties with Lusia Hango from Catalea Properties taking third place.

This comes as the banking concern’s funding to the local property sector and other key projects across the country now tops N$11 billion.

 

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