Category: Activities

Nepal Bankers’ Association (NBA) Lumbini Province Committee, successfully organized “Pre-Monetary Policy Discussion Program” in Butwal. The program was aimed at gathering recommendations for the upcoming Monetary Policy 2082/83 and discuss on the current issues related to banking sector. Opening the session, Mr. Arjun Bahadur Kandel, Coordinator of NBA Lumbini Province Committee, welcomed the participants and

Nepal Bankers’ Association (NBA) successfully concluded a comprehensive training program on Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG), Environmental and Social Risk Management (ESRM) Guidelines and Nepal Green Finance Taxonomy across several Provinces throughout the country. Recognizing Nepal’s high vulnerability to climate change, the initiative aimed to strengthen the banking sector’s capacity to integrate sustainability principles into

Nepal Bankers’ Association (NBA) Karnali Province Committee successfully organized an “Interaction Program on Current Issues and Monetary Policy” in Surkhet. The program aimed to gather feedback and foster stronger collaboration, and to promote economic resilience and inclusive growth. The session brought together officials from Nepal Rastra Bank (NRB), representatives of the Surkhet Chamber of Commerce

Nepal Bankers’ Association (NBA) Sudurpaschim Province Committee, successfully organized an “Interaction Program on Current Issues and Monetary Policy” in Dhangadhi. The program aimed to gather feedback on the upcoming Monetary Policy 2082/83, discuss upon the challenges in the banking sector, and discuss fiscal and regulatory developments. Mr. Pukar Subedi, Coordinator of the NBA Sudurpaschim Province

The Nepal Bankers’ Association (NBA) organized a special program to bid farewell to the outgoing Governor of Nepal Rastra Bank, Mr. Maha Prasad Adhikari, and to welcome the newly appointed Governor, Dr. Biswo Nath Poudel. In his remarks, outgoing Governor Mr. Adhikari expressed his gratitude for the support he received from the banking sector during his

Nepal Bankers’ Association (NBA), in collaboration with Invest for Impact Nepal (IIN) and Nepal Private Equity Association (NPEA) successfully organized Nepal Impact Investment Forum 2025. This landmark event aimed to strengthen Nepal’s growing impact investment ecosystem by fostering meaningful connections between international investors and domestic stakeholders, particularly within the financial sector. The Forum served as

Nepal Bankers’ Association (NBA), in collaboration with the International Finance Corporation (IFC) and Financial Literacy Nepal (FLN), successfully organized an Interaction Program on Current Issues & Financial Literacy in Bharatpur (Bagmati Province) and Birgunj (Madesh Province). The program was designed to enhance the capacity of banking professionals by fostering a deeper understanding of the evolving

Nepal Bankers’ Association (NBA), in collaboration with the Barcelona School of Management (BSM) and Invest for Impact Nepal (IIN), successfully organized a three-day Training of Trainers (ToT) program on “ESG and Sustainable Finance”. This initiative was an important step towards promoting sustainability in Nepal’s banking sector by preparing a group of qualified Trainers. NBA has

As a landmark move toward advancing sustainable banking practices in Nepal, Nepal Bankers’ Association (NBA) successfully hosted first-of-its-kind Sustainable Finance Masterclass exclusively designed for Board Members of member banks. The session marks a new chapter in strengthening ESG principles at the highest level of banking leadership. It was organized at a crucial juncture, as both

Nepal Bankers’ Association (NBA) successfully organized an interaction session on “International Sanction Compliance, Targeted Financial Sanctions and Proliferation Financing”. The program aimed to enhance participants’ understanding on international sanctions, emerging risks, compliance requirements, best international practices for mitigating associated risks and proliferation financing; along with creating a significant robust compliance framework in the banking sector,