High net worth investors have unique goals, challenges and ambitions and often require a customised end-to-end solution that goes above and beyond conventional investment management. This could vary from investment portfolio construction to intergenerational wealth planning and cross-geographical tax structuring.
At Sanlam Private Wealth, we work closely with clients and advisers to craft bespoke portfolios that suit individual risk profiles and investment objectives. With assets under management and administration of close to R240 billion, Sanlam Private Wealth has a direct presence in four countries: South Africa, the UK, Guernsey and Mauritius.
At Liberty we believe that knowledge shared can change people's realities, every day.
Since 1957 we’ve grown from being a South African life insurer to a Pan-African financial services company, offering asset management, investment and insurance solutions.
We work with you to make your one day possible through a group of outstanding people who give our clients the tools and advice needed to achieve financial freedom.
Our team is online between 08h00 and 17h00, Monday to Friday.
First National Bank Botswana (FNBB) was registered in 1991, as a wholly owned subsidiary of First National Bank Holdings (Botswana). Various acquisitions led to the Bank becoming a listed entity on the Botswana Stock Exchange Limited (BSEL) in 1993.
We have grown to become the most profitable bank in Botswana with the most diversified balance sheet structured to achieve sustainable profits.
Our extensive countrywide branch and Automated Teller Machine (ATM) networks combined with the FNB App, Online Banking and Cellphone Banking enable us to provide greater convenient service to our Customers.
In 2001, FNBB established the FNBB Foundation, a corporate social responsibility arm of the Bank through which we continue to invest and uplift our communities whilst contributing to the sustainable development of Botswana. We continue to support initiatives aimed at improving the lives of those that are underprivileged.