FNB Namibia scoops award for Best International Private Bank for 3rd consecutive year

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By: Hertha Ekandjo

FNB Namibia has been named the Best International Private Bank for the third consecutive year at the Euromoney Private Banking Awards held in London.

This recognition solidifies the bank’s position as a global private banking and wealth management leader.

Euromoney’s Private Banking Awards, now in their 20th year, are widely regarded as the most definitive and respected awards programme within the global banking industry.

The awards recognise excellence across a range of categories, including high to ultra-high-net-worth services, discretionary portfolio management, digital services, sustainability, and more. “Winning the Best International Private Bank category is a testament to FNB Namibia’s commitment to providing exceptional, client-focused solutions, and its continued leadership in the global wealth management sector.” said the bank.

According to Elize Smith, Segment Head of Private Clients and Private Wealth, FNB Namibia is honoured to be recognised as the Best Private Bank at the 2025 Euromoney Awards.

She noted that this prestigious accolade is a testament to the bank’s unwavering commitment to delivering exceptional wealth management solutions tailored to the unique needs of clients.

“it reflects our team’s dedication, expertise, and innovation, who continuously strive to provide world-class financial services,” she said.

Euromoney’s annual awards programme is considered one of the highest distinctions in the banking sector, recognising those banks and bankers that have set the standard in a competitive and constantly changing industry.

The recognition of FNB Namibia as the Best International Private Bank for three consecutive years reflects the bank’s consistent focus on pioneering solutions and its dedication to meeting the complex needs of its clients.

“We sincerely thank our valued clients for their trust and partnership, and we remain committed to setting new benchmarks in private banking.” Elize mentioned.