Alexander Forbes Namibia Holdings (AF Namibia Holdings), 75% owned by the South African financial services group Alexander Forbes, announced it is selling all the shares it holds in its subsidiary Alexander Forbes Insurance Company Namibia (AFI Namibia).
The buyer is Momentum Short Term Insurance Namibia (MSTI Namibia), a short-term insurance company operating in the Namibian market and owned by the South African group Momentum Metropolitan. Momentum offered R50 million ($2.6 million) for the operation, which is subject to the approval of the Namibian regulatory authorities: the Namibian Competition Commission and the Namibia Financial Institutions Supervisory Authority. It is expected to be completed in the second half of 2020.
The sale of this unit is part of the group's strategy to divest its insurance business. Last February, Momentum Metropolitan finalized the acquisition of Alexander Forbes' short-term insurance business in South Africa.
As part of the new sale, part of the financial resources obtained will be redistributed to Alexander Forbes' shareholders. The other part will be used to finance the Group's liquidity and investment needs.
Chamberline Moko
(MCB) - The Mauritius Commercial Bank Limited (“MCB”) has successfully granted a strategic financing...
MTN Innovation Lab hosts Africa HealthTech Export 2025 Bootcamp in Cotonou Event targets s...
Public Eye claims over 90% of Cerelac samples in Africa contain added sugar, averaging 6 g per por...
Attack risks internet disruptions; investigation launched near Massakory EU-funded project aims ...
China says Premier Li Qiang will attend instead of President Xi Jinping The U.S. and Russia also ...
New STAGES platform digitizes visa processing for creative productions Qualified companies can submit requests online and receive a reply within 24...
Angola plans faster permitting and digital reforms to draw new mining investors Government targets 2 billion $ in non-diamond mining investment...
CBE raised $200 million in senior debt as a second tranche arranged by Standard Bank New funding strengthens its model of fully financed...
Agrifood revenue in Morocco edged up 0.8% to about $20.5 billion in 2024 Production and value added rose, supported by higher investment despite...
Orange Egypt and Qatar’s Qilaa International Group have partnered to develop WTOUR, a digital platform offering trip planning, hotel bookings, local...
Singita will invest $60m to build a 60-bed lodge on Santa Carolina Island and $42m in projects across the Bazaruto Archipelago. The...