RegAlertConsultation · NAMFISA · 6 Mar 2023
Public Notice – Extension on FIMA Act Formal Consultation
The Namibia Financial Institutions Supervisory Authority (NAMFISA) has extended the public comment deadline for its formal consultation on subordinate legislation under the Financial Institutions and Markets Act (FIMA) from 8 March to 31 March 2023. This adjustment responds to public requests and establishes a firm cutoff, with no further extensions permitted if the new date is not met. Stakeholders may submit their feedback or direct inquiries to designated NAMFISA officials via email or telephone before the revised deadline.
06 MARCH 2023
EXTENTION ON FORMAL CONSULTATION ON SUBORDINATE LEGISLATION OF THE FINANCIAL INSTITUTIONS AND MARKETS ACT (FIMA)
- Reference is made to Public Notice dated 07 February 2023.
- 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. - Following requests received from the Public to extend the deadline of 08 March 2023, an
extension is hereby granted until 31 March 2023 to the Public, to submit the comments on the formal consultation on the subordinate legislation. - Take further notice that no further extension shall be granted should the due date not be
adhered to. - Should you have any queries pertaining to this Public Notice, kindly contact Mr. Calvin
Thembikozi at cthembikozi@namfisa.com.na or via Tel: 061-292 5267 or Mr. Elvin Kamana at ekamana@namfisa.com.na or via Tel: 061 290 5220. Yours sincerely, Kenneth S. Matomola CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER p.p.
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