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STANDARD BANK NAMIBIA LIMITED - SBN-Availability of Annual Financial Statements

Release Date: 29/04/2022 15:48
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SBN-Availability of Annual Financial Statements

The Standard Bank of Namibia Limited
Incorporated in the Republic of Namibia
Registration number: 78/01799
(“The Company”)
Bond Code: SBN01   ISIN: ZAG000152927


AVAILABILITY OF THE STANDARD BANK OF NAMIBIA LIMITED ANNUAL
FINANCIAL STATEMENTS

As per the JSE Debt Listings Requirements, the Annual Financial
Statements for The Standard Bank of Namibia Limited have been
made available on the Company’s website:

https://www.standardbank.com.na/namibia/personal/about-us/investor-relations

The Company further wishes to advise that their audit reports
were unqualified and that there were the following restatements
of the previous year’s annual financial statements.

During the preparation of the company’s 2021 annual
financial statement, the company noted the following
restatement relating to the company’s previously
published results.


1.       During 2021, it was identified that when treasury bills
     were sold to, consumer and high net worth clients, the title
     of the instrument was not updated to reflect the names of the
     respective clients. Therefore, ownership of the instrument
     didn’t transfer. The contractual rights to receive cash flows
     and the contractual obligation to pay these cash flows to the
     client remained with the company. This requires the treasury
     bill asset and liabilities to be disclosed separately and not
     netted off as was the practice in prior years. The error has
     been corrected by restating the comparatives in the statement
     of financial position and statement of cash flows. The
     correction of this error amount to a reclassification in the
     statement of financial position and statement of cash flow.
     The restatement has no impact on the reported profit for the
     year, earnings per share or net cash flows used in operating
     activities. The related interest income and interest expense
     are netted off in trading revenue in line with our accounting
     policy as detailed in the annual financial statements. The
     related notes were restated as required.
2.       It was also identified during the current year that staff
     loans offered to employees at interest rates below the market
     rates were not fair valued upon initial recognition. The error
     has been corrected by restating the comparative figures of the
     company’s annual financial statements. The correction of this
     error amounts to a reclassification in the statement of
     financial position and income statement. The restatement has
     no impact on profit for the year, earnings per share or net
     cash flows used in operating activities. The related notes
     were restated as required.

3.       The deferred tax assets and deferred tax liability were
     offset in the current year for Standard Bank Namibia Limited
     with comparatives restated as this subsidiary meets the
     requirements to offset in terms of IAS 12 'Income Taxes'. The
     subsidiary has a legally enforceable right to offset current
     tax assets and current tax liabilities and the deferred tax
     assets and the deferred tax liabilities relating to income
     taxes levied by the Namibian tax authority on the subsidiary,
     only.


Johannesburg
29 April 2022

Debt Sponsor
The Standard Bank of South Africa Limited

Date: 29-04-2022 03:48:00
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