Investment giants set to convene in Swakop
MNCapital Group, a top-tier Africa-focused investment communication and institutional business development firm, announced that various Pension Funds and several International and local leading institutions come together to discuss Namibia’s economic growth through alternative investments.
The firm is supported by Poiyah Media, Mergence Unlisted Investment Managers, Cadence Capital, Monasa Advisory & Associates and MNCapital Botswana.
The Namibia Institutional Investment Forum 2022 will be held at the Swakopmund Plaza Hotel between 10-11 March 2022, themed, “Harnessing Alternative Investment To Drive Economic Recovery”.
The guest speakers will be Nicole Maske, Managing Partner of Eos Capital and Kenneth Matomola, Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of the Namibia Financial Institutions Supervisory Authority.
With participation capped at 100, the forum brings together senior investment professionals from the Namibia investment funds and asset management industry, and some international participants. The programme will feature regulators and policymakers whose decision has a direct impact on investment decisions by pension funds, insurance companies, development financial institutions and other institutional and private investors.
Speaking in an interview, Michael Ndinisa, Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of MNCapital Group said: “We are really excited about the prospects of hosting the most comprehensive institutional investment forum in Namibia. This Forum has been designed with a deliberate inclination towards the discussion of the formulation of pragmatic solutions, challenges and the alignment of Investment structures, regulations and best practices with current global expectations and competitiveness”.
“These country- specific Institutional Investments programs are designed to create a platform for the discussions of issues affecting institutional investors as well as other key players in the industry such as Fund managers, custodians, Administrators and every other stakeholder and will look at how to develop ways to overcome the challenges through employment of factual and time-relevant information and practices as per the global standards and simultaneously matching those in Namibia. Growing investment in Africa's economic development along an inclusive and green path depends upon the long-term investment of institutional investors in Africa because sustainable investment depends on Africa's own pension funds investing in Africa's future," Ndinisa further articulated.
Namibia recently registered a record high in investment leads, 80% over the usually expected number. These leads mainly focused on the Green Hydrogen aspect, with other lead recordings showing interest in industries such as Agriculture and tourism. This shows growth and great potential and opportunity on investment in Namibia, such advancements in investment align well with the United Nations Sustainable Development guidelines, a subject James Mnyupe, the economic advisor to the president and green hydrogen commissioner will highlight on the day of the forum.
The firm is supported by Poiyah Media, Mergence Unlisted Investment Managers, Cadence Capital, Monasa Advisory & Associates and MNCapital Botswana.
The Namibia Institutional Investment Forum 2022 will be held at the Swakopmund Plaza Hotel between 10-11 March 2022, themed, “Harnessing Alternative Investment To Drive Economic Recovery”.
The guest speakers will be Nicole Maske, Managing Partner of Eos Capital and Kenneth Matomola, Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of the Namibia Financial Institutions Supervisory Authority.
With participation capped at 100, the forum brings together senior investment professionals from the Namibia investment funds and asset management industry, and some international participants. The programme will feature regulators and policymakers whose decision has a direct impact on investment decisions by pension funds, insurance companies, development financial institutions and other institutional and private investors.
Speaking in an interview, Michael Ndinisa, Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of MNCapital Group said: “We are really excited about the prospects of hosting the most comprehensive institutional investment forum in Namibia. This Forum has been designed with a deliberate inclination towards the discussion of the formulation of pragmatic solutions, challenges and the alignment of Investment structures, regulations and best practices with current global expectations and competitiveness”.
“These country- specific Institutional Investments programs are designed to create a platform for the discussions of issues affecting institutional investors as well as other key players in the industry such as Fund managers, custodians, Administrators and every other stakeholder and will look at how to develop ways to overcome the challenges through employment of factual and time-relevant information and practices as per the global standards and simultaneously matching those in Namibia. Growing investment in Africa's economic development along an inclusive and green path depends upon the long-term investment of institutional investors in Africa because sustainable investment depends on Africa's own pension funds investing in Africa's future," Ndinisa further articulated.
Namibia recently registered a record high in investment leads, 80% over the usually expected number. These leads mainly focused on the Green Hydrogen aspect, with other lead recordings showing interest in industries such as Agriculture and tourism. This shows growth and great potential and opportunity on investment in Namibia, such advancements in investment align well with the United Nations Sustainable Development guidelines, a subject James Mnyupe, the economic advisor to the president and green hydrogen commissioner will highlight on the day of the forum.
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