Garima Bikas Bank has partnered with Om Hospital and Kantipur Dental Hospital to offer exclusive discounts on medical and dental services to its cardholders and mobile banking users.
Nepal Rastra Bank is conducting a massive liquidity absorption exercise, seeking to collect Rs. 120 billion in 97-day deposits from financial institutions.
Nabil Bank earned a record Rs 6.76 billion this quarter, while Kumari Bank saw a massive 1361% profit jump.
Rastriya Banijya Bank (RBB) has signed a strategic agreement with Nepal Clearing House Limited (NCHL) to roll out NepalPay Card services. As a principal member of the National Card Switch, the state-owned bank aims to leverage its massive nationwide network to provide customers with an accessible and indigenous digital payment solution.
Nabil Bank Limited has officially denied social media claims regarding a breach of customer transaction data. The bank clarified that any information referenced in recent news reports was accessed through legal investigative channels, not an unauthorized leak, and reaffirmed its commitment to international data security standards.
The Supreme Court of Nepal has upheld a crucial Nepal Rastra Bank (NRB) regulation allowing the blacklisting of shareholders holding 15% or more stake in a company that defaults on bank loans. The constitutional bench ruled that large shareholders are decision-makers, not just passive investors, and cannot use the "Limited Liability" shield to escape accountability for unpaid debts.
Sanima Bank reports a 42.22% surge in net profit to Rs 2.35B, driving its Earnings Per Share (EPS) up by Rs 6.74 to reach Rs 23.07.
Nabil Bank has launched an extensive training program across 16 rural locations to equip 500 agricultural workers with essential financial and technical skills.
Mahalaxmi Bikas Bank now enables UnionPay QR payments across its network, simplifying digital transactions for international tourists and local merchants.
Citizens Bank is auctioning 14.44 lakh promoter shares with a starting bid of just Rs 106.
Most commercial banks in Nepal have reduced fixed deposit rates, with only one bank maintaining a 5% return.