February 15, 2023 – Nepal Bankers’ Association (NBA) organized a media interaction program at NBA Office, Central Business Park, Kathmandu. The main goal of the program was to offer a forum for open discussion, share some banking industry data and respond to queries from media colleagues on relevant banking and financial issues. Mr. Sunil KC,
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An Interaction Program on Concessional Loan
January 25, 2023 – Nepal Bankers’ Association (NBA) organized an interaction program on “Interest Subsidy Concessional Loan”. Mr. Anil Sharma, NBA Executive Director delivered a welcome note and highlighted the objective of the program. The program discussed on loan processing form, guidelines and business plan format that was drafted by NBA with an intent to
Interaction program with Media
January 24, 2023 – Nepal Bankers’ Association (NBA) organized a media interaction program at NBA Office, Central Business Park, Kathmandu. The key objective of the program was to provide a platform to have an open dialogue, share some data related to the industry and also address the queries raised by media colleagues on pertaining banking
Special General Meeting
January 11, 2023 – Nepal Bankers’ Association (NBA) held its Special General Meeting. The SGM was called after the position of President was vacant as Mr. Anil Kumar Upadhyay’s tenure in his representative Bank (Agricultural Development Bank) ended on 2079/09/10. The SGM unopposedly elected Mr. Sunil KC, Chief Executive Officer, NMB Bank Ltd. as the
NBA’s 36th AGM and Annual Function
Nepal Bankers’ Association (NBA) successfully completed its 36th Annual General Meeting (AGM). During the AGM, three Members in the Executive Committee were elected unopposed. Among three elected Members, Mr. Dipak Kumar De, Chief Executive Officer, Nepal SBI Bank Limited and Mr. Santosh Koirala, Chief Executive Officer, Machhapuchchhre Bank Limited were re-elected, while Mr. Sudesh Khaling,
Discussion on Nepal Financial Reporting Standard (NFRS)
Nepal Bankers’ Association (NBA) organized an interactive discussion program on NFRS 9. The program objective was to enhance the level of understanding on the subject matter, as well as raise the preparedness level at the banks.As a resource person, Mr. Jagadish Kumar, Deputy Director of Nepal Rastra Bank, delivered a presentation on NFRS 9 and
Workshop on Fintech Development in Nepal
Nepal Bankers’ Association (NBA) in collaboration with International FinanceCorporation (IFC), organized workshop on “Fintech Development in Nepal”. The program objective wasto discuss the challenges, opportunities and the status of current Digital Financial Service (DFS) marketin Nepal and in glob.In the program, Ms. Nilima Chhabilal Ramteke – Global Payment Systems Development Specialist fromThe World Bank delivered
Interaction Program on The Governance of ESG
Nepal Bankers’ Association (NBA) in collaboration with FMO, DutchEntrepreneurial Development Bank, organized an interaction program on “The Governance of ESG”. Theprogram objective was to discuss on how corporate governance could be a useful tool to implementsustainability policies, E&S regulations and guidelines.In the program, Gustavo Rojas-Bermudez, Senior Corporate Governance Officer, FMO delivered apresentation covering the areas
NBA Participation in Visa Leadership Conclave
Visa organized “Visa Leadership Conclave – Payment Innovation for Digital Nepal”where Mr. Anil Sharma, Executive Director – Nepal Bankers’ Association (NBA) participated as Guest ofHonor. During the speech, he shared about Nepal’s accomplishments in digital banking as well as itschallenges and future prospects; improving knowledge on payment systems; rising cyber securityconcerns; as well as highlighted
Interaction Program on Anti Money Laundering
Office of the Prime Minister and the Council Ministers (OPMCM) organized a program on Anti-Money Laundering (AML) and Countering the Financing of Terrorism (CFT) Mutual Evaluation and Effectiveness Response Report. Dr. Hari Nepal, Deputy Director of NRB highlighted the progress made on AML/CFT Effectiveness so far. The program was divided into two sessions: during the