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From a local capital market perspective, Namibia remains relatively self-contained, perhaps even somewhat closed off. In this regard, the vast majority of the relatively liquid assets that could be acquired on exchange or over-the-counter by global investors are locally owned. While this does have some benefits, it also means that a relatively finite pool of investor funds exists (particularly that portion yet to find a long-term investment), and thus, that competition for such can be substantial.