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FNB appoints Colaindunn von Luttichau to lead private banking division

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FNB Namibia has appointed Colaindunn von Luttichau as Head of Private Clients and Private Wealth, placing her in charge of one of the bank’s key growth businesses as demand for specialised wealth management and private banking services continues to rise.

The appointment took effect on 1 June 2026 and comes as the bank seeks to strengthen its position in Namibia’s growing affluent banking market, where clients are increasingly seeking tailored financial advice, investment solutions and wealth preservation services.

Von Luttichau succeeds into the role after serving as Head of Premium Growth at FNB Namibia, where she led strategy across the bank’s Platinum, Private Clients and Private Wealth portfolios.

During her tenure, she oversaw initiatives focused on client acquisition, portfolio growth, specialised lending, customer retention and increasing client value.

She brings extensive experience in corporate banking, credit, structured lending, business strategy and relationship management, having previously held senior leadership positions across the bank.

Head of Consumer and Premium at FNB Namibia, Alna Booysen, said the appointment positions the bank to meet the increasingly sophisticated financial needs of high-net-worth individuals, entrepreneurs and business owners.

“Our Private Clients and Private Wealth businesses have built a strong reputation for delivering specialised advice and tailored financial solutions to some of Namibia’s most successful individuals, families and entrepreneurs. Colain’s broad banking experience and strategic perspective position her well to build on that momentum and lead the business through its next phase of growth,” Booysen said.

Von Luttichau said the appointment comes at a time when Namibia’s affluent market is expanding and clients require increasingly integrated financial solutions.

“Namibia is home to a growing generation of entrepreneurs, wealth creators and business leaders. As their financial needs become increasingly sophisticated, there is a significant opportunity for private banking to deliver more integrated advice and solutions that support long-term growth, business success and wealth preservation. I look forward to building on the strong foundations of the business and working alongside our clients as they pursue their ambitions,” she said.

FNB Namibia’s Private Clients and Private Wealth division has received international recognition in recent years, including being named Namibia’s Best International Private Bank by Euromoney.

Backed by the FirstRand Group, the division offers integrated banking, lending, investment, fiduciary and insurance services to affluent individuals, families and businesses.

Under von Luttichau’s leadership, the bank expects to further expand its advisory-led approach as competition for high-net-worth clients intensifies.

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