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News item 16-11-2011 |
President Dr. Ram Baran
Yadav has said that the
Nepal Bank Limited, the
oldest bank in the country,
should invest in the social
sectors like health,
education and poverty
reduction. Addressing a
programme on the occasion of
the Bank’s 75th anniversary
in the capital on Wednesday,
the President said that the
bank would be successful to
uphold its prestige as it is
the pioneer bank that began
the banking services and
industrialization in the
country. President Yadav
stressed the bank to
modernize its banking
services as per the people’s
expectations, adding that
the bank should invest in
productive sectors for
country’s economic growth
and generating employment
opportunities. On the
occasion, President Yadav
expressed happiness at the
bank’s services provided
through 112 branches across
the country. Speaking at the
program, State Minister for
Finance Hari Khewa Limbu
opined that the government,
Nepal Rastra Bank (NRB) and
the Nepal Bank Ltd.
management should take
initiative to improve the
bank’s financial condition.
Read more
about Nepal Bank's
anniversary
Other banking news and
articles:
NBL speeds up CEO
appointing process
(06-01-2011)
Banks see decline in
profits (24-11-2010)
Nepal Bangladesh Bank &
Nepal Sri Lanka Merchant
Bank seeking approval
for their merger
(2-11-2010)
Nabil bank launches
Dashain/Tihar scheme
(15-09-2010)
Manakamana Development
Bank opens first branch
(27-08-2010)
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