Kathmandu, July 24
Nabil Bank has been recognised with three honours at the Euromoney Awards
for Excellence, winning the titles of Nepal's Best Bank, Nepal's Best Bank for
ESG, and Nepal's Best Bank for SMEs.
According to the bank, the awards recognise its strong financial
performance, digital transformation, responsible banking practices and
commitment to environmental, social and governance (ESG) priorities, as well as
its significant contribution to supporting Nepal's small and medium-sized
enterprises (SMEs).
Nabil Bank Chief Executive Officer Manoj Kumar Gyawali said the bank was
honoured to receive the prestigious awards.
"The recognition as Nepal's Best Bank for ESG and Nepal's Best Bank
for SMEs reflects the trust our customers, employees, shareholders and partners
have placed in Nabil Bank. These awards further reinforce our commitment to
innovation, sustainability and inclusive economic growth," he said.
The bank said that the Euromoney Awards for Excellence are widely regarded
as among the banking industry's most prestigious accolades, recognising
institutions that have demonstrated outstanding performance, leadership and
innovation in their respective markets.
According to the bank, the Nepal's Best Bank award acknowledges Nabil
Bank's strong financial position, customer-focused innovation, leadership in
digital transformation and overall excellence in banking.
The Nepal's Best Bank for ESG award recognises the bank's leadership in
sustainable finance, responsible banking practices, green financing, financial
inclusion and corporate social responsibility.
Meanwhile, the Nepal's Best Bank for SMEs award highlights the bank's
contribution to promoting entrepreneurship, supporting business expansion and
strengthening economic activity through tailored financial services,
specialised lending programmes and advisory services for small and medium-sized
enterprises.
Nabil Bank serves more than 2.6 million customers through a nationwide
network of 264 branches and 315 automated teller machines (ATMs).
Published in The Rising Nepal daily on 25 July 2026.
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