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Nepal Bankers’ Association signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with Jeevan Bimak Sangh Nepal. The MoU signing took place on July 6th at NBA’s office in Kathmandu between Mr. Sunil KC, President, Nepal Bankers’ Association and Mr. Poshak Raj Poudel, President, Jeevan Bimak Sangh Nepal. The main goal of this engagement is to establish a
Nepal Bankers’ Association signed a Letter of Cooperation (LoC) with USAID Trade and Competitiveness. The signing took place at NBA’s office in Kathmandu between Mr. Sunil KC, President, Nepal Bankers’ Association and Mr. Agnes Luz, Chief of Party, USAID Trade and Competitiveness. Nepal Bankers’ Association is an association of ‘A’ class commercial banks which
Nepal Bankers’ Association in collaboration with Association of Certified Financial Crime Specialists (ACFCS) India Chapter jointly organized webinar on “Financial Crime: Emerging Threats & Increasing Compliance”. The main objective of the webinar was to a discuss and share the information and the best practices on various types of financial crimes that are emerging within a
Nepal Bankers’ Association signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with Nathan Associates London Limited on behalf of Invest for Impact Nepal (IIN). IIN is a program jointly established by British International Investment (BII), The Dutch Entrepreneurial Bank (FMO) and Swiss Development Cooperation (SDC), which is implemented by Nathan Associates London Ltd. The MoU signing took
Nepal Bankers’ Association (NBA) in collaboration with United Nations Children’s Fund Nepal (UNICEF), organized a half-day in-person Parenting Education Session on “Communication and Talk with Children: Building Strong Connections” with HR professionals of Banks and Financial Institutions. The objective of the program was to provide the officials with essential knowledge and practical skills to enhance
Nepal Bankers’ Association, in collaboration with the National Judicial Academy (NJA), successfully completed a high-level interaction program on “Banking Practice and Banking Offence”. The prime objective of the program was to facilitate a comprehensive discussion on the current issues and challenges related to banking offences by bringing together multiple stakeholders, including law enforcement agencies, regulatory
Nepal Bankers’ Association (NBA) successfully hosted an “Interaction Program on Implementation of NFRS 9”. The program’s major goal was to share the recent progress and upcoming plan set out by NBA towards implementation of NFRS 9 among the banks, along with seeking suggestions from the regulators and concerned authorities on the way forward. Mr. Sunil
The Executive Committee Members of Nepal Bankers’ Association (NBA) met with newly appointed Hon. Finance Minister Dr. Prakash Sharan Mahat at the Ministry of Finance. The members congratulated him and wished for a successful tenure. During the meeting NBA President Mr. Sunil KC highlighted the present situation of Nepalese banking industry, importance of the banking
Nepal Bankers’ Association (NBA) hosted a media interaction program at NBA Office, Central Business Park, Kathmandu with an objective of creating an open forum for discussion. The program aimed to share relevant data about the banking industry and address queries from media colleagues on various current banking and financial issues. Mr. Sunil KC, NBA President
