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What is the lowest amount I can borrow?
Who can help me with my application?
How long does an application take?
Young artisans
Young professionals
Ready made business plans
What is the Credit Guarantee Scheme and how do I apply?
Can I make a microloan?
What must be in my business plan?
What must be in a cash flow projection?
What collateral can I offer?
What if I don't have enough collateral?
What is owner's contribution?
Why must I provide CVs?
Why do I need insurance?
What will the Bank not finance?
Will my application be confidential?
Why do I need rigorous accounting?
How do I deal with business risks when I apply?
What if my business is facing challenges or failing?
Why should I not draw from profits?
Should I have a partner?
Why should I save in my business?
What are KYC requirements?
When will the Bank decline an application?
How much should I borrow?
Are there additional fees?
How will my loan amounts be paid?
Can I use the loan to pay personal expenses?
What must be in the ESMP?
Why does DBN not finance informal enterprise?
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About the Bank
2021/22 Prospectus
Showcase projects
Vision, mission & values
Mandate
Strategic goals of finance
Development impact
Board of Directors
Executive Committee
Governance
Code of Conduct
Risk and compliance
Environment and social management
Project Preparation Fund
Corporate social investment
Lending
Application Documents
Agri-enterprise
Climate adaptation finance
Products
Applications
Application assistance
Contractors
Energy & electricity
Land and housing
Local authorities
Manufacturing
Mining & quarrying
Tourism & hospitality
Transport & logistics
Apex microlending facility
Environmental and social management plan
KYC requirements
Exclusions
Additional fees
Confidentiality & IP rights
SMEs
SME finance
Young entrepreneurs
Tender-based finance and perfomance guarantees
Ongwediva branch
Rundu branch
Walvis Bay branch
Applications
Application assistance
A guide to borrowing
SME business planning
Products
Young professionals
Young artisans
Letters of Intent
Additional fees
Confidentiality & IP rights
BRANCHES
Recovery
Which recovery loan?
Bank of Namibia SME Economic Recovery Loan
KfW Recovery Loans
Business Rescue Programme
SUPPORT
Obligations and expenses
SME business planning
Business Model Canvas
Portfolio management
Mentoring and coaching
FAQs
Index of FAQs
What is the lowest amount I can borrow?
Who can help me with my application?
How long does an application take?
Young artisans
Young professionals
Ready made business plans
What is the Credit Guarantee Scheme and how do I apply?
Can I make a microloan?
What must be in my business plan?
What must be in a cash flow projection?
What collateral can I offer?
What if I don't have enough collateral?
What is owner's contribution?
Why must I provide CVs?
Why do I need insurance?
What will the Bank not finance?
Will my application be confidential?
Why do I need rigorous accounting?
How do I deal with business risks when I apply?
What if my business is facing challenges or failing?
Why should I not draw from profits?
Should I have a partner?
Why should I save in my business?
What are KYC requirements?
When will the Bank decline an application?
How much should I borrow?
Are there additional fees?
How will my loan amounts be paid?
Can I use the loan to pay personal expenses?
What must be in the ESMP?
Why does DBN not finance informal enterprise?
.
Publications
Annual reports
Impact reports
Insights & Practices
Service Charter
Investors
DBN bond programme
Applicable Pricing Supplements
Credit ratings
Sustainability
Investor presentation 2021-06
Annual Reports
SENS Announcements
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