Assume you are an Asset Consultant working for a local Asset Management company called LIAN'LISE ASSET MANAGERS, which has been operating in Namibia for the past 50 years. You then saw a Request for Proposal advert placed in the Namibian Newspaper dated 4 November 2020, requesting Asset Management services to manage Foreign Reserves worth N$30 billion over 10 years on behalf of the Bank of Namibia (BoN). The advert indicates that the BoN raised these funds from a recently successful Eurobond issue with a maturity of 10 years. The due date for submission of RFPs is 30 November 2020 to the BoN. What is your reaction?
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