Is FNBB’s Acacia Your Safer Shade During Banking Headwinds?
- kitsodickson
- Jun 16
- 4 min read
Updated: 3 days ago
Dr Mbako Mbo, FNBB CFO
FNBB is like that farmer who grows both maize and keeps goats. If the rains fail and the maize struggles, the goats are expected to still bring in cash. As economic winds blow harder and the climate gets drier, maybe that acacia in the logo isn’t just a symbol; it’s the business model FNBB needs to stay rooted and resilient in this testing season.
Take a moment to look at the tree in First National Bank Botswana’s (FNBB) logo.
It’s not just there for looks:
It’s an acacia tree.
It's the kind that grows in dry, rocky places where most plants can’t survive.
But it doesn’t just survive:
It flourishes, spreading wide, deep roots and giving shelter even in the hottest sun.
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