In celebration of its 87th anniversary, Nepal Bank has undertaken various Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) initiatives. One notable activity included the organization of a blood donation event at the bank’s head office, where over 150 donors made valuable contributions, as highlighted in a media statement. The bank, with a significant nationwide presence, operates in 71 districts and boasts a workforce of more than 3600 employees. It maintains a network comprising 228 branches, 204 ATM outlets, and 58 extension counters. The bank reports a paid-up capital of 14.69 arba, with deposit collections amounting to Rs 2.44 kharba and a credit portfolio of Rs 1.84 kharba. Additionally, the reserve fund stands at Rs 21.88 arba, contributing to a Capital Adequacy Ratio (CAR) of 14.49%, as stated in the media release. These CSR activities and the bank’s extensive reach and financial indicators underscore its commitment to both social welfare initiatives and maintaining a robust financial position in the banking sector.

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