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matfrmdaqueencity :
oh no not at MY school
2026-09-04 19:59:25
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reeseelanier
Reese :
that’s my sister
2026-09-04 17:50:35
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callie_cals22
Callie :
YAYAYAY
2026-09-04 18:29:06
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reeseelanier
Reese :
everybody hype my sister up in the comments with a gif
2026-09-04 17:51:07
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addison_dimock
addisondimock :
i just got brutally mogged
2026-09-04 18:11:24
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Namibia's big four banks. Three are basically South African. FNB Namibia, 58% owned by FirstRand. Standard Bank Namibia, about 75% owned by its SA parent. Nedbank Namibia, 100% owned by Nedbank SA. Only Bank Windhoek stays locally controlled, through Capricorn Group. Here's the twist. One Namibian name is on every one of those share registers anyway, the Government Institutions Pension Fund. 27% of Capricorn. 16% of FNB Namibia. A slice of Standard Bank. Not a local ownership law. A pension rule. Regulation 13 compels every Namibian pension fund to keep 45% of its money inside the country. GIPF holds N$220 billion. It needs somewhere to sit. Local control? Or retirement savings piled into a handful of names? Tell me which. #finance #africa #namibia #africanmarkets #globalarbitrage
Namibia's big four banks. Three are basically South African. FNB Namibia, 58% owned by FirstRand. Standard Bank Namibia, about 75% owned by its SA parent. Nedbank Namibia, 100% owned by Nedbank SA. Only Bank Windhoek stays locally controlled, through Capricorn Group. Here's the twist. One Namibian name is on every one of those share registers anyway, the Government Institutions Pension Fund. 27% of Capricorn. 16% of FNB Namibia. A slice of Standard Bank. Not a local ownership law. A pension rule. Regulation 13 compels every Namibian pension fund to keep 45% of its money inside the country. GIPF holds N$220 billion. It needs somewhere to sit. Local control? Or retirement savings piled into a handful of names? Tell me which. #finance #africa #namibia #africanmarkets #globalarbitrage


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