KATHMANDU, Dec 9: Nepal Investment Bank Ltd (NIBL) has bagged the prestigious Financial Times, “Bank of the Year” international award 2016 for the fifth time.
Issuing a statement, the commercial bank said that its Chairman Prithivi Bahadur Pande and CEO Jyoti Prakash Pandey received the award in London on Wednesday.
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In the last fiscal year, NIBL earned operating profit of Rs 4.14 billion compared to previous year's Rs 3.11 billion.
"NIBL's paid-up capital stands at Rs 8.71 billion with a core capital of Rs 16.3 Billion which is the highest amongst private banks," it said, adding, "NIBL has NPA of 0.68 percent as of mid-July 2016." NIBL is the first and so far the only private sector bank to meet the paid-up requirement of Rs 8 billion set by the Nepal Rastra Bank, according to the statement.
