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FNB Namibia wins two Euromoney awards for digital solutions and private banking

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FNB Namibia has been named Namibia’s Best for Digital Solutions and Namibia’s Best International Private Bank at the 2026 Euromoney Global Awards for Excellence, marking its third consecutive win in the private banking category.

The awards recognise the bank’s continued investment in digital platforms and its performance in delivering private banking services to high net worth clients.

FNB Namibia Chief Executive for Retail, Mbo Luvindao, said the recognition reflects the bank’s consistency and client trust.

“We are honoured to receive these Euromoney awards, particularly being named Namibia’s Best International Private Bank for the third consecutive year. This reflects the consistency of our teams and the trust our customers place in us,” she said.

The Best for Digital Solutions award highlights the bank’s focus on expanding digital capabilities, allowing customers to manage everyday banking, investments and other financial services through a single platform.

Luvindao said the recognition confirms the bank’s progress in building a secure and customer-focused digital ecosystem.

At a regional level, Euromoney also named FNB Private Africa’s Best for Digital Solutions, underscoring the strength of the group’s wider digital strategy.

The Euromoney Global Awards for Excellence are regarded as a benchmark for performance in the financial services sector, recognising institutions for innovation, service delivery and strategic execution.

FNB Namibia’s latest recognition comes as banks continue to invest in digital transformation and compete for high-value clients in an evolving financial landscape.

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