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Momentum Asset Management Namibia launches active equity capability

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Momentum Asset Management Namibia has officially launched its active equity capability, marking a significant milestone in its strategy to expand its local presence and enhance investment solutions within the Namibian market.

The asset manager said the introduction of active equity management aligns with Momentum Investments’ commitment to localisation, establishing a robust in-country equity capability aimed at unlocking value for both Namibian and South African investors.

“The launch of our active equity capability represents an exciting advancement that will enable us to grow our assets under management while nurturing local talent and creating opportunities for Namibians to become equity analysts and, eventually, seasoned portfolio managers,” said Jason Hailonga, Managing Director of Momentum Asset Management Namibia.

He said as part of its long-term strategy, the firm aims to attract a broader investor base through a diversified range of equity strategies, thereby contributing to the growth and maturity of Namibia’s investment landscape.

“With this capability in place, we are not only enhancing our service offerings but also laying the groundwork for long-term, sustainable impact across the region,” Hailonga said.

The company said the new capability is spearheaded by John-Morgan Bezuidenhout, Portfolio Manager, whose expertise, combined with Hailonga’s leadership, establishes a strong foundation for a high-performance investment team.

“This development highlights Momentum’s focus on building high-performance, locally developed investment expertise that aligns with the evolving needs of Namibians.”

The asset manager said the initiative is designed to provide superior market insights and long-term value for investors while also bolstering a resilient and inclusive non-banking financial sector in Namibia.

“The introduction of active equity management is a proactive response to the increasing demand for tailored investment strategies and aligns seamlessly with the company’s leading Outcome-Based Investing (OBI) philosophy.”

The launch coincides with Momentum Investments Namibia’s move to its newly established offices in the Millennial Building, a move the company said signifies a fresh chapter as it deepens its footprint in the country’s financial sector.

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