Nepal Bankers’ Association (NBA) held a meeting with the delegates from International Monetary Fund (IMF) – led by Ms. Anne-Marie Gulde-Wolf, Deputy Director, Asia and Pacific Department. The primary objective of the meeting was to discuss on current economic and financial situation of Nepal, regulatory and supervisory perspective, business environment, expectation from the monetary policy,
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MoU signed between NBA and KUSOM
Nepal Bankers’ Association signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with Kathmandu University School of Management (KUSOM). On behalf of NBA, Mr. Sunil KC, President and on behalf of KUSOM, Prof. Bijay KC, Dean signed the MoU. The primary goal of this engagement is to enhance research and knowledge sharing through joint research activities, collaborative knowledge-generating
MoU signed between NBA and Financial Literacy Nepal
Nepal Bankers’ Association (NBA) signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with Financial Literacy Nepal (FLN). The signing took place at NBA’s office in Kathmandu in the presence of Former Governor Dr. Chijanjivi Nepal where officials from FLN – Mr. Bhuvan Dahal, Mr. Niraj Giri, Mr. Ramesh Sharma and officials from NBA – Mr. Sunil KC
Webinar on Enterprise Risk and Corporate Governance
Nepal Bankers’ Association in collaboration with Vinco Consultancy jointly organized a webinar on “Enterprise Risk and Corporate Governance”. The primary aim of this webinar was to discuss and exchange insights regarding the existing challenges and strategies for addressing Enterprise Risk and Corporate Governance. Vinco Consultancy and Advisory Service, Founder and Chief Executive, Mr. Lakshman Pandey
MoU signed with Jeevan Bimak Sangh Nepal
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
LoC signed between NBA and USAID Trade & Competitiveness
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
Webinar on Financial Crime: Emerging Threats & Increasing Compliance
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
MoU Signed with Invest for Impact Nepal
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
Meeting with Finance Minister
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
Meeting with IMF Delegates
Nepal Bankers’ Association (NBA) held a meeting with the delegates from International Monetary Fund (IMF) – part of IMF’s Article IV Agreement. The meeting was mainly focused on current economic and financial situation, regulatory and supervisory perspective, among others. The discussion also covered the main challenges that the banking industry is currently dealing with and