Category: Activities

Nepal Bankers’ Association (NBA) organized an interaction program on “Credit Risks, Recovery Challenges & Legal Perspective”, bringing together representatives from the judiciary, law enforcement agencies, concerned government entities, the regulators, and officials from member banks to discuss legal and practical challenges in credit recovery, collateral enforcement, non-banking asset management, legal disputes and the professional accountability

Nepal Bankers’ Association (NBA) organized a virtual session titled “Climate Risk, Resilience and Finance: What Recent Events Mean for Nepal’s Banking Sector” as part of NBA’s Community of Practice (CoP) on Sustainable Finance. The session was led by Mr. Einar Telnes, Counsellor for Renewable Energy and Climate at the Embassy of Norway in Nepal. Mr.

Nepal Bankers’ Association (NBA) organized a one-day knowledge sharing and interaction program titled “Banking and Taxation: Emerging Issues, Practical Challenges & Tax Authority Perspectives”. The program was organized with the objective of  facilitating constructive dialogue between the banking sector and tax authorities on key tax-related issues affecting commercial banks and areas requiring greater clarity and

As part of Nepal Bankers’ Association (NBA’s) Community of Practice (CoP) on Sustainable Finance, a virtual knowledge-sharing session was organized on “Advancing Sustainable Finance: Experience and Lessons from Bangladesh.” The session was led by Mr. Ahmed Zubaer Mahbub, Additional Director, Bangladesh Bank, who shared insights from Bangladesh’s sustainable finance journey and highlighted key developments undertaken

Nepal Bankers’ Association (NBA) organized a virtual knowledge-sharing session on “Cybersecurity Challenges, Emerging Risks & Opportunities: A Regional Perspective”, with an objective of enhancing knowledge and awareness among Nepal’s banking and financial sector around evolving cybersecurity landscape and strengthening cyber resilience. The session was led by Mr. Giridhar Rangavajalla, Chief Information Security Officer, South Asia

Nepal Bankers’ Association organized an Executive Knowledge Session on “Navigating the Future of Banking: Global Trends, Emerging Risks & AI-Driven Transformation”. The program brought together senior officials from member banks to discuss the evolving global banking landscape and the strategic priorities shaping the future of the financial sector. The session was conducted by Prof. Dr.

Nepal Bankers’ Association (NBA) successfully organized a one-day training program titled Enhancing Knowledge on Customs Clearance & HS Code Practices in Nepal. The training brought together trade finance professionals from member banks to strengthen their practical understanding of Nepal’s customs clearance procedures, Harmonized System (HS) code classification and price verification mechanisms; key areas that play

Nepal Bankers’ Association (NBA) organized an interaction program on Mero Kitta to enhance the understanding of bank officials regarding the newly introduced system and its operational functionalities. The program aimed to provide participants with a practical understanding of institutional registration process, user ID creation and other operational aspects of the system. The program was organized

Nepal Bankers Association (NBA), in collaboration with Invest for Impact Nepal (IIN), successfully conducted a session under its Community of Practice (CoP) initiative on sustainable finance, bringing together bankers from across the industry. The session focused on “Climate Scenario Analysis and Stress Testing”, as climate-related risks continue to impact economies and businesses worldwide. The program

Nepal Bankers’ Association (NBA) organized a virtual session on “Bhu-Sewa Integration” targeting officials of member banks across all seven provinces. The session was organized to further strengthen banks’ understanding of the operational and technical aspects of Bhu-Sewa implementation. The program discussed on the Bhu-Sewa integration process, operational workflow, implementation challenges and practical aspects related to