Nabil Bank Celebrates 41 Years of Excellence: Leading Nepal’s Financial Growth and Digital Innovation

Nabil Bank, one of Nepal’s pioneering financial institutions, has marked its 41st anniversary, highlighting a legacy of strong growth, digital leadership, and national economic contribution since its founding in 1984. Beginning with just two branches and 144 employees, the bank now serves nearly 2.5 million customers through 268 branches, 321 ATMs, and 21 extension counters.

The bank has seen exponential growth over four decades, with its net worth rising from NPR 28 million to NPR 61.24 billion, and total assets increasing from NPR 269 million to NPR 611.86 billion. Its loan and deposit volumes have also surged significantly, reinforcing its status as Nepal’s leading commercial bank.

Nabil Bank has strategically invested in productive sectors such as agriculture, energy, MSMEs, and subsidized lending, contributing to over 3,000 MW of energy generation and broad-based employment.

A trailblazer in digital banking, the bank introduced services like mobile banking, QR payments, online account opening, and online loans, making banking more accessible and efficient.

To celebrate its anniversary, Nabil launched two customer-focused initiatives: a 41-day free debit card offer for new savings accounts and the Nabil Smart Naari Home Loan Scheme, which supports women with flexible, affordable home financing and includes a lifetime free credit card.

As it moves into its 42nd year, CEO Manoj Kumar Gyawali reaffirmed Nabil’s commitment to sustainable, innovative, and customer-centric banking, appreciating the stakeholders who have supported its journey.