Consultation · NAMFISA · 19 Apr 2024
The Namibia Financial Institutions Supervisory Authority (NAMFISA) requires public feedback on recently gazetted subordinate legislation implementing the Financial Institutions and Markets Act. Stakeholders must submit completed comments via the enclosed template to specified email addresses by 20 May 2024. All legislative instruments are available online for review, ensuring affected entities can evaluate the new regulatory framework before finalization.
19 APRIL 2024
FORMAL CONSULTATION ON SUBORDINATE LEGISLATION OF THE FINANCIAL INSTITUTIONS AND MARKETS ACT (FIMA) The Namibia Financial Institutions Supervisory Authority (NAMFISA) herewith informs the public impacted by the implementation of the Financial Institutions and Markets Act, No. 2 of 2021, of the following.
The public is encouraged to review and provide comments on the subordinate legislation.
Kindly submit your comments in the format of the enclosed “Comments Template”, on
or before 20 May 2024 to Ms. Anesia Cloete at acloete@namfisa.com.na and copy projectnewdawn@namfisa.com.na
Should you have any queries pertaining to this Public Notice, kindly contact Mr. Calvin
Thembikozi at cthembikozi@namfisa.com.na or via Tel: 061-290 5267 or Mr. Elvin Kamana at ekamana@namfisa.com.na or via Tel: 061 290 5220. Yours sincerely, Kenneth S. Matomola CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER
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“NAMFISA has uploaded the recently gazetted Subordinate Legislation (Government Gazette #8347 – GENERAL NOTICE NO. 162 dated 16 April 2024)”
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