Tuesday, July 11, 2017

LDBL starts joint operation

Kathmandu, July 9: Lumbini Development Bank Limited, a ‘B’ class bank created with the merger between Vibor Society Development Bank (VSDBL) and Lumbini Finance and Leasing Company (LFLCL), started joint operation on Sunday.
Governor of the Nepal Rastra Bank Dr. Chiranjibi Nepal inaugurated the joint operation at a function organised here.
After the merger, the paid up capital of the bank has reached Rs. 2.08 billion and it has Rs. 363 million capital in its reserve pool.
“The bank will soon issue right shares worth 10 per cent of the paid up capital in order to manage the capital as set by the NRB,” said Jhalak Prasad Khanal, chief executive officer of the bank.
Formerly, he was serving as the CEO of the VSDBL.  
The bank now has Rs. 17 billion deposits and mobilised Rs. 15 billion loans.
It will serve in 21 districts through 49 branches and 12 ATMs.
According to the bank, the headquarters of the newly created company will be located in Dillibazar, Kathmandu. Sushil Raj Parajuli has been appointed as the chairman of the Board of Directors.

Khanal said that the bank was committed to extend its services to the rural areas and contribute to the increase access to finance. 

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