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Bank Windhoek appoints Ian Erlank as Chief Treasurer

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Bank Windhoek has appointed Ian Erlank as its new Chief Treasurer, effective 1 July 2026.

The appointment marks Erlank’s return to Bank Windhoek, where he began his career as a Dealer in Specialised Investments before joining Capricorn Asset Management, where he served as Chief Operating Officer and later Chief Executive for Investment Management.

Most recently, Erlank was Head of Global Markets at Rand Merchant Bank Namibia, where he oversaw foreign exchange, cross-border payments, financial risk management and strategic market initiatives.

Erlank replaces Claire Hobbs, who is retiring.

Bank Windhoek Managing Director James Chapman said the treasury function remains central to the bank’s financial strength and long-term growth.

“Treasury plays a central role in safeguarding the Bank’s financial strength and supporting our ability to serve clients with confidence. Ian Erlank brings exceptional market knowledge, proven leadership and a strong understanding of the Namibian financial landscape. We are pleased to welcome him back to Bank Windhoek and are confident that his contribution will further strengthen our resilience, competitiveness and long-term growth.”

Erlank holds a Postgraduate Diploma in Futures Studies from the University of Stellenbosch Business School, a Bachelor of Commerce in Economics from the University of Pretoria, and is a Chartered Financial Analyst (CFA).

He also holds a Certificate in FinTech from Harvard University and an ACI Dealing Certificate awarded by the ACI Financial Markets Association.

According to the bank, Erlank’s appointment will strengthen its focus on financial discipline, prudent risk management and sustainable growth as it responds to evolving market conditions.

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