Tuesday, July 4, 2017

Civil Bank starts joint operation

Kathmandu, July 2:
Civil Bank Limited has started joint operation from Sunday after it acquired Hama Merchant and Finance Company Limited and Unique Finance Company Limited.
Governor of the Nepal Rastra Bank Dr. Chiranjibi Nepal inaugurated the joint operation of the three banks and financial institutions amidst a programme.
After the acquisition, paid up capital of Civil Bank has reached Rs. 5.18 billion, deposit Rs. 34.97 billion and loan mobilization Rs. 31.22 billion.
Likewise, the bank’s branch network has reached 53.
Bank’s acting chief executive officer Govinda Gurung stated that the acquisition of the two organisations would enhance the business capacity of the bank, enabling it to invest further in infrastructural and industrial projects.
“The bank is operating with the latest technology – T24 banking softwar, and will continue to introduce new an customer-centric services in the upcoming days,” said Gurung.
Bank’s 6th Annual General Meeting had decided to issue 40 per cent right shares in order to fulfill the paid up capital requirement of Rs. 8 billion.


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