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News item 6-2-2007 |
As a part of providing
extended services and
products to its customers,
Himalayan Bank Ltd has launched HBL
Visa Debit Card from today.
Any individual maintaining
savings or current account
with the bank can avail the
card, states a HBL press
release issued today.
Features of this card
include round the clock
access to accounts, no
additional charges for cash
withdrawals at HBL ATMs, no
interest, late fee or other
penalties and its acceptance
at more than 300,000 Visa
merchant outlets and more
than 20,000 Visa ATMs
throughout Nepal and India.
As a special scheme of the
product, three lucky winners
will be (one every three
months) chosen through a
lucky draw and will be sent
on eight days all-paid
package trip for a couple to
Bangkok and Singapore.
Furthermore, in a bumper
draw, after the completion
of one year of the launch of
the product, one winner will
be selected through a lucky
draw who will win a
eight-day all paid package
trip to Switzerland. Those
account holders who apply
for the card during the
first nine months from the
launch of the product will
automatically qualify for
the lucky draw.
Other banking news and
articles:
Nepal
bank back on track
(16-11-2007)
Nabil
Bank inaugurates nine
new branches
(13-11-2007)
More banks come into
operations in Nepal
(13-10-2007)
Nepal Merchant Banking
and Finance to become a
commercial bank
(19-10-2007)
Sunrise bank starts
operations (11-10-2007)
Everest bank starts
mobile banking
(27-9-2007)
Nepal Bank begins
remittance service
(26-9-2007)
Standard Chartered PLC
to acquire American
Express Bank (19-9-2007)
Excel Development Bank
issues shares
(20-8-2007)
Rastriya
Banijya Bank reports
profit (17-8-2007)
Narayani Industrial
Development Bank listed
on the Nepal Stock
Exchange
(5-2-2007)
Development Credit Bank
half year results (6-2-2007)
Nepal Stock Exchange
suspends trading of
Nepal Credit and
Commerce Bank
(30-1-2007)
Buddha on bank notes
(25-1-2007)
agricultural development
bank loans (24-1-07)
recovery plan for bad
loans (1-1-07)
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