Nepal Bangladesh Bank

Nepal Bangladesh Bank Ltd. (Nepali: नेपाल बाङ्लादेश बैंक) also known as NBB (Nepali: एन.बी.बी.) or NB Bank is a public owned commercial bank in Nepal.[1]

Nepal Bangladesh Bank Ltd.
Public
Traded asNEPSE: NBB
IndustryBanking
FoundedJune 1994
HeadquartersKamladi, Kathmandu, Nepal
Area served
Nepal , Bangladesh
Key people
Mr. Gyanendra Prasad Dhungana, CEO
ProductsBanks
Websitenbbl.com

Nepal Bangladesh Bank Ltd. was established in June 1994 with an authorized capital of Rs. 240 million and Paid up capital of Rs. 60 million as a Joint Venture Bank with IFIC Bank Ltd. of Bangladesh. Its Head Office is situated at Kamaladi-28, Kathmandu. The bank has a network of 81 branches, 6 Extension Counters, 5 Branchless banking and 60 ATM terminals.

NB Bank also provides banking services through E-Banking, and mobile banking viz. NBBL SMART. Recently, the bank signed an agreement with Khalti Digital Wallet[2] in Nepal to facilitate digital payments to its customers.

History

The bank was established in 1994 by promoters NB Group (Nepal) Pvt. Ltd. in a joint venture with IFIC Bank Ltd. of Bangladesh.

Currently, the Board of Directors of NB Bank are:

  • : Chairman
  • MR. INDRA BAHADUR THAPA : Director (Public)
  • MR. MUKUNDA NATH DHUNGEL : Director (Public)
  • MR. M SHAH ALAM SARWAR : Director (Promoter)
  • VACANT SINCE AUGUST 2018 : Professional Director
  • MR. DEEPAK KARKI : Director (Public)
  • MS. QUAMRUN NAHER AHMED : Director (Promotor)
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See also

References
  1. http://www.nepalbiznews.com/newsdata/Biz-Special/Trade/nepalbangladeshbank.html
  2. "Nepal Bangladesh Bank signs MoU with Khalti for facilitating digital payments". Khalti Digital Wallet. 12 October 2018. Retrieved 6 November 2018.
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