THE central bank Bank and Namibia’s financial watchdog are set to release their financial stability report for this year, detailing the resilience of Namibia’s financial system amid global economic shifts.
The Bank of Namibia, in collaboration with the Namibia Financial Institutions Supervisory Authority (Namfisa), will officially launch the 2025 Financial Stability Report (FSR) on Thursday.
Under the theme ‘Safeguarding Financial Stability in a Changing Global Landscape’, the annual report provides a thorough analysis of risks and vulnerabilities facing Namibia’s financial system and assesses its ability to withstand both domestic and global shocks.
According to a joint statement, the report also highlights trends in financial soundness indicators of domestic banking institutions, presents results of stress test simulations, and explores key developments within the non-bank financial institutions sector.
“The release of the FSR reaffirms the commitment of the bank and Namfisa to protect the integrity and stability of Namibia’s financial system, promote transparency, and strengthen public confidence in financial oversight,” the institutions said.
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