PSG Wealth Namibia, ICAN announce strategic partnership for financial planning education

PSG Wealth Namibia, a leading financial services provider, and the Institute of Chartered Accountants of Namibia (ICAN), the premier accounting institute in Namibia, have joined forces in a groundbreaking partnership to advance financial planning education for chartered accountants. The collaboration aims to enhance the skills and expertise of accounting professionals, ensuring they are well-equipped to navigate the complexities of financial planning.

PSG Wealth Namibia committed to support the development of financial planning education within the chartered accountancy profession for a period of three years. This investment underscores PSG’s commitment to fostering excellence and promoting sustainable financial practices.

The partnership will focus on the following key initiatives:

1. Professional Development: PSG Wealth Namibia and ICAN will collaborate on workshops and seminars to facilitate continuous professional development for Chartered Accountants. Topics will include investment planning, retirement strategies, tax optimisation within investments, and risk management.
2. Research and Thought Leadership: The partnership will encourage research in financial planning, leading to thought-provoking insights and best practices. PSG Wealth Namibia and ICAN aim to contribute to the advancement of financial planning knowledge in Namibia.

PSG Wealth Namibia is a leading financial advisory firm, providing personalised wealth management solutions to individuals, families, and businesses. With a strong focus on ethical practices and client-centric service, PSG Wealth Namibia is dedicated to helping clients achieve their financial goals.

The Institute of Chartered Accountants of Namibia (ICAN) is the premier accounting institute in Namibia that promotes the interests of Chartered Accountants in Namibia and the accounting profession as a whole.  ICAN promotes high standards of professional conduct and maintains the integrity and ethical behaviour among its members, contributing to the growth and development of the accounting profession in Namibia.