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Liberty Life Namibia appoints Garth Petersen as Managing Director

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March 31, 2025
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Liberty Life Namibia has announced the appointment of Garth Petersen as its new Managing Director, effective 1 April 2025.

Petersen, who previously served as Head of Sales, Distribution, and Marketing, steps into the role following an extensive search for a suitable candidate.

“Having been an integral part of the organisation’s journey, Mr. Petersen brings a wealth of experience, dedication, and a clear vision for the future. His leadership in financial planning, wealth management, and the broader financial and capital markets industry made him an ideal candidate to take Liberty Life into its next chapter,”the company said.

Petersen holds a BTech in Accounting and Finance from the Namibia University of Science and Technology (NUST), a CIMA Diploma in Management Accounting, and two postgraduate diplomas—one in Business Management & Administration and another in Financial Planning—from Stellenbosch University. He is currently preparing for the Certified Financial Planner (CFP) board exam, underscoring his commitment to professional development.

Beyond his professional endeavours, Petersen is actively involved in community service. He serves as a board member and treasurer for both St George’s Diocesan School and the Cancer Association of Namibia.

Liberty Life Namibia, a registered financial services provider, offers long-term insurance, funeral cover, investment products, and other financial services. The company, which has been operating in Namibia since 2003, is part of the Liberty Group in South Africa and the larger Standard Bank Group.

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