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Banks
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Sunrise Bank
Founded by reputed entrepreneurs of Nepal, Sunrise Bank Limited (SrBL)
has entered the banking industry of the country with a sizeable capital
base. Powered by a well experienced and professional management team,
the Bank is completely geared for managing banking needs of all.
Nepal Bank
Global
Bank
Prabhu
finance company
Nepal's First Finance Company with
world - class products of banking: Inward Remittance, E-Banking, SCT
Debit Card
Kumari Bank
Everest bank
Bank of Kathmandu
Siddhartha bank limited
Nepal credit & commerce bank
Standard Chartered
Nepal Investment Bank
Rastriya Banijya
Bank
fully government owned & largest commercial bank in Nepal. provides
various banking services to a wide range of customers including banks,
insurance companies, industrial trading houses, airlines, hotels, and
many other sectors.
Laxmi bank
Machha Puchchhre bank
Nic bank -
life savings account
NIC Life savings account for ensuring of your
savings, high return & your financial & personal security
Nepal merchant bank & fin.
Development credit bank |
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News item 16-12-2007 |
Banepa — known as
transportation hub a decade
ago — has slowly been
changing its identity and
getting popular as a city
of banks now. Lack of
security on the highway and
people’s aloofness towards
transportation sector have
contributed to this change
in identity.
Recently, more new banks
have come into operations.
Two development banks came
into operations within just
two months. Country
Development Bank started
its operations from
September while Diyalo
Development Bank came
into operation from
November. Two more
development banks Public
Development Bank and
Professional Development
Bank have already started
their transactions and are
waiting for formal
inauguration.
President of the Banepali
Yatayat P Ltd, Yogendra Nath
Karmacharya said that the
entrepreneurs in Banepa used
to have at least 1,000
vehicles a decade ago. But
at present, it is reduced to
nearly two hundred vehicles.
“In those days, some people
even had as many as 100
vehicles,” he informed.
“The vehicles used to
provide services throughout
the country from east to the
west,” Karmacharya claimed,
adding that these transport
entrepreneurs are also
attracted to banking sector,
now. “Their interest in
banking sector has increased
for obvious reasons,” he
said. Once upon a time his
transport company had also
ten vehicles that are now
reduced to two only.
Banepa — a small
city east of Kathmandu —
has the branches of nine ‘A’
class banks, while there are
six ‘B’ class banks and an
equal number of finance
institutions also.
According to the investors,
these banks have provided
services to the neighbouring
districts —
Sindhupalchowk, Sindhuli,
Ramechhap and Dolakha
districts also.
Direct transport link with
Terai after the construction
of Banepa-Bardibas road,
presence of big educational
institutions like Kathmandu
University and Polytechnic
University — that is under
construction, and rapid
urbanisation — have
contributed to Banepa’s
change in identity.
Read
more about banks in Banepa
Other banking news and
articles:
Machhapuchhre bank
saving scheme
(16-4-2007)
Global Bank deposits
(13-4-2007)
Nepal Credit and
Commerce Bank raises
paid up capital
(10-4-2007)
ATM of Everest Bank at
APEX college (29-3-2007)
New branch for Everest
Bank (9-3-2007)
SMS
banking by Rastriya
Banijya Bank (8-3-2007)
loans of Agriculture
development bank
(5-3-2007)
Performance Lumbini Bank
(2-3-2007)
Rural Development Bank
about to close
(26-2-2007)
New board members for
Nepal Rastra Bank
(24-2-2007)
No
passports for bank
defaulters (18-2-2007)
Loans for purchasing
shares on stock market
(17-2-2007)
CEO Nepal bank resigns
(17-2-2007)
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