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Leonard Hamunyela appointed Head of Enterprise Banking at FNB Namibia Commercial

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FNB Namibia Commercial has appointed Leonard Hamunyela as Head of Enterprise Banking with effect from 1 June 2026.

Hamunyela joins the role from RMB Namibia, where he served as Senior Transactor in the Investment Banking Division, leading the origination, structuring and execution of financing transactions across the infrastructure, energy, sovereign, public sector and corporate sectors.

In his new position, he will lead FNB Namibia Commercial’s Enterprise Banking segment, with responsibility for driving growth initiatives, strengthening client relationships and supporting the expansion of the bank’s commercial banking business.

FNB Namibia Commercial CEO Philip Chapman said Hamunyela’s appointment reflects the bank’s focus on strengthening its leadership capabilities.

“Leonard’s appointment reflects our commitment to strengthening our leadership capability with individuals who understand both the evolving needs of Namibian businesses and the broader financial landscape. His extensive experience across investment banking, structured finance, treasury, and strategic business development positions him well to lead our Enterprise Banking segment into its next phase of growth,” Chapman said.

“We are excited to welcome him into this important leadership role and look forward to the value he will continue to bring to our clients and the broader economy.”

During his time at RMB Namibia, Hamunyela was involved in several major financing transactions, including sovereign and infrastructure financings, renewable energy projects, oil and gas transactions, commercial property financings and structured corporate lending facilities.

Commenting on his appointment, Hamunyela said he was looking forward to supporting businesses operating in an increasingly complex economic environment.

“I am honoured to take on this role at a time when businesses across Namibia are navigating both opportunities and challenges in a rapidly changing environment. FNB Namibia Commercial has a strong track record of supporting enterprise growth and innovation, and I look forward to working alongside a talented team to deepen client partnerships, unlock growth opportunities, and contribute meaningfully to the development of Namibia’s commercial sector,” he said.

Hamunyela is a Chartered Accountant, holding both CA(SA) and CA(NAM) designations. He holds a Bachelor of Honours degree in Chartered Accountancy from North-West University and a Bachelor of Accounting degree, awarded cum laude, from the University of Namibia.

Prior to joining RMB Namibia, he held leadership positions within FirstRand Namibia and NamibRe, where he gained experience in treasury finance, balance sheet management, investment management, strategic business development and risk governance.

He also previously worked at PwC’s Financial Services division, providing assurance services to banks, insurers and asset managers in Namibia and South Africa.

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