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FNB Namibia appoints Bolle Hans as Head of Public Sector Banking

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April 30, 2026
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FNB Namibia has appointed Bolle Hans as Head of Public Sector Banking within its commercial division, effective 1 May 2026, as the bank strengthens its focus on government and institutional clients.

Hans brings more than 31 years of banking experience across retail, corporate and private banking, all within the FirstRand Namibia Group. He is widely recognised for his relationships across the public and private sectors, as well as with non-governmental organisations and the broader business community.

FNB Namibia Commercial Chief Executive Officer Philip Chapman said the appointment forms part of a broader strategy to reposition the bank’s commercial segment for growth.

“Public Sector Banking is a strategic priority for our business, and appointing dedicated leadership in this area is critical. Bolle brings strong sector insight, proven leadership and a clear focus on client impact, which will strengthen our ability to support public sector clients and the wider economy,” Chapman said.

Hans has previously played a central role in shaping public sector strategies within the FirstRand Group, working across both RMB and FNB. Most recently, he served in the ultra-high net worth private banking segment, where he was responsible for client growth and relationship management.

In his new role, he will oversee a portfolio that includes public sector institutions and non-governmental organisations, with a focus on strengthening client relationships, improving service delivery and identifying growth opportunities.

Reflecting on his appointment, Hans said: “Each day presents an opportunity to make a meaningful difference in our clients’ businesses. I look forward to building on existing partnerships and collaborating with stakeholders to deliver impactful, sustainable solutions that support national development priorities.”

Chapman said Hans’s experience across both public and private sector banking would support stronger integration across the business.

“A delivery-focused leader with a strong service ethic, I am confident that Bolle’s extensive experience and deep understanding of both the public and private sector landscapes will further strengthen FNB Namibia’s impact and partnerships,” he said.

Hans holds executive development qualifications from the University of Stellenbosch Business School, including the Leadership Development Programme and Senior Management Development Programme, and is also an alumnus of the African Leadership Institute.

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