Banking training at NEPAL BANK LIMITED
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NBL was established as a joint venture between the government and private shareholders. It started with authorized capital of NPR 10 million and paid-up capital of NPR 842,000 shared among 10 shareholders. Currently NBL has 114 branches across Nepal offering services like ABB, SMS banking, safe deposit vaults, and e-banking. NBL also offers various saving accounts and remittance services both within Nepal and internationally to facilitate funds transfer for Nepalese expatriates. Analysis of NBL deposit trends shows deposits are increasing over time, with most from saving accounts. The bank utilizes deposits effectively and recommendations include investing more in different sectors to increase deposits and loan offerings.
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- 1. PRESENTATION BY- SUNIL KUMAR SAH
- 2. When NBL was established, it was formed under the principle of Joint venture (Joint venture between Government and general public). NBL's authorized capital was NPR 10 million & issued capital NPR 2.5 million of which paid-up capital was NPR 842,000 with 10 shareholders. The bank has been providing banking through its branch offices in the different geographical locations of the country.
- 3. Safe Deposit Vaults SMS Banking
- 4. Nepal bank is proud to announce that all together 114 branches are enabled for ABB service. This service is free of charge to our valuable customer. In this banking service, our customer having account with NBL can access their account from any online NBL's branch. However the service is provided in two ways: Normal ABB service and Special ABB service. E-BANKING Now NBL is just a click away. Wherever you go, you can access your account in Nepal Bank Limited on your desktop. We are very happy to announce NBL Internet Banking with wide coverage of services in order to facilitate our valuable customers. Balance check, cheque stop, cheque issue, statement print etc. our some of the facilities under this service.
- 5. NBL WEB REMIT NBL Remit - an online/internet based Remittance Service for the purpose of facilitating to transfer the earnings of Nepalese and Nepalese Expatriates in foreign countries with the help of available NBL agents. Along with inward remittance from foreign countries, NBL-remit is powered by domestic MONEY. transfer facility through all of the bank's branches throughout the country with very minimal charge.
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