Holborn Assets to open new offices in Namibia, Zambia and Kenya
The UAE-based international financial services and advisory firm has appointed South African Lourens Reichert, previously a senior partner, to the newly created position of Africa regional managing partner to lead its expansion on the continent.
26/01/2022 at 16h18, by Africa Business+
Holborn Assets plans to open new offices over the next 12 months, first in Namibia, Zambia and Kenya and then across the continent. The group, which operates in South Africa (Johannesburg, Cape Town, Cape Winelands and Durban) and Mauritius, aims to become a leading pan-African company in the financial services industry. The African division of Holborn Assets currently has 80 employees.
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