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Global Money Week 2025 Rally by NBA Bagmati (Chitwan) Committee

NBA Bagmati (Chitwan) Committee celebrated Global Money Week 2025 with the theme “Think before you follow, wise money tomorrow.” The rally brought together participation from A, B, and C class banks and financial institutions, featuring awareness campaigns on topics like budgeting, saving, investing, and importance of financial planning.

Interaction Program on Digital Leadership in the AI Era

Nepal Bankers’ Association (NBA) successfully hosted an interaction session on “Digital Leadership in the AI Era,” bringing together banking professionals and experts. The event aimed to facilitate discussions on emerging AI-driven technologies and strategies to enhance banking operations in Nepal. In his welcome remarks, NBA Executive Director, Mr. Anil Sharma set the tone for the

Interaction Program on goAML Operational Guidelines

Nepal Bankers’ Association (NBA), in collaboration with Financial Intelligence Unit (FIU) Nepal, successfully organized a program on recent amendments to the goAML Operational Guidelines and enhancing compliance standards for reporting entities. The main objective of the program was to bring together key stakeholders to discuss on recent changes on goAML system and strengthening reporting mechanisms

Discussion Program on Loan Loss Provisioning Norms in SAARC Region

Nepal Bankers’ Association (NBA) successfully organized a discussion program on “Loan Loss Provisioning Norms in the SAARC Region” bringing together banking officials and key stakeholders to exchange insights on regulatory frameworks and industry practices. The event was graced by the presence of Mr. Guru Prasad Paudel, Executive Director, Banks and Financial Institutions Regulation Department, and

Interaction Program on Current Issues in Cybersecurity

Nepal Bankers’ Association (NBA) successfully organized an interaction program on “Current Issues in Cybersecurity” with officials from Cyber Bureau. The program aimed to discuss emerging cybersecurity challenges, recent trends in cyber fraud, security measures, and strategies for mitigating risks within the banking sector. Mr. Janardhan Ghimire, Deputy Superintendent of Police (DSP) at Cyber Bureau, Nepal

Interaction Program on goAML Issues with FIU

Nepal Bankers’ Association (NBA) organized an interaction program focusing on goAML Operational Guidelines with the Financial Intelligence Unit (FIU) of Nepal Rastra Bank (NRB). The event brought together officials from Banks and Financial Institutions (BFIs), including Commercial Banks, Development Banks as well as representatives from FonePay and the Nepal Clearing House Limited (NCHL).  The primary

Webinar on Enhancing AML Risk Assessment

Nepal Bankers’ Association (NBA), in collaboration with ACAMS, organized a webinar for member banks to strengthen their understanding of Anti-Money Laundering (AML) compliance and risk mitigation frameworks. During the program, Ms. Tanya Montoya, Director of Product and Technology – AML Risks at ACAMS, provided insights into advanced approaches to AML risk assessment. She emphasized the

Media Interaction Program

Nepal Bankers’ Association (NBA) organized regular media interaction program at NBA Office, Central Business Park, Kathmandu. The objective of the program was to provide updates on the current economic landscape and share relevant insights about the banking industry which also served as an interactive platform for addressing queries from media representatives on various contemporary banking

Interaction Program on Current Issues & Financial Literacy at Biratnagar

Nepal Bankers’ Association (NBA), in collaboration with the International Finance Corporation (IFC) and Financial Literacy Nepal (FLN), organized a capacity-building program in Biratnagar, focusing on contemporary banking challenges and financial literacy. The program centered on three key areas: Digital Financial Services, Capital Market and Current Issues and Financial Literacy. The program aimed to enhance participants’

NBA’s Annual Function

Nepal Bankers’ Association (NBA) hosted its Annual Function on the occasion of its 38th Annual General Meeting. The program commenced with welcome remarks by the outgoing President of the Association, Mr. Sunil K.C. In his welcome speech, Mr. KC expressed heartfelt gratitude to all stakeholders for their unwavering support throughout his tenure. He also shared