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Effective Branch Management

National Banking Institute (NBI) in association with Manipal Global education Services (MaGE) is pleased to present a program on "Effective Branch Management".   The program is being facilitated by a pool of experts - experienced professors from Manipal Global Academy of BFSI. The course has been designed, in consultation with the local experts.

Advanced Management Programme

National Banking Institute Ltd in association with FSFM Germany, announces the Advanced Management Program designed to help leaders navigate today’s rapidly evolving landscape shaped by globalization, technological disruption, climate urgency, and geopolitical shifts. The program explores key drivers of change, strategic building blocks, and innovation trends, offering a practical blueprint to adapt and lead with purpose.

Anti Money Laundering Annual Conference 2025

The National Banking Institute (NBI) is pleased to present the Anti-Money Laundering (Annual Conference 2025), a premier platform for dialogue, knowledge sharing, and collaboration among stakeholders in Nepal’s fight against financial crimes. Nepal’s inclusion in the Financial Action Task Force (FATF) “Grey List” has placed the country under increased international monitoring, highlighting the urgent need for strengthened Anti-Money Laundering and Countering the Financing of Terrorism (AML/CFT) measures.

Exposure Visit for HR Professionals

The National Banking Institute (NBI) is delighted to present an exclusive “Exposure Visit Program for HR Professionals ” in Vietnam. This program is designed to elevate the human resource capabilities of Nepalese banks by providing participants with customized firsthand exposure to best practices in banking and financial institutions across Vietnam.

Management Development Program

National Banking Institute (NBI) in association with Indian Institute of Banking & Finance (IIBF), India is pleased to announce the Five days program on “Management Development Program (MDP)” from 19th-22nd May , 2025 in Professional Development Centre, IIBF, Delhi, India.

The program covers essential topics such as self-awareness, leadership models, emotional intelligence, communication, decision-making, investment management, emerging technologies, digitalization and cyber security prevention.

Credit Risk Management & NPA

The National Banking Institute, in collaboration with the State Bank Academy, Gurugram, is delighted to offer a
specialized program on Credit Risk Management & NPA. This course covers key aspects such as pre-sanction
credit evaluations, financial statement analysis, forex risk assessment, and working capital appraisal—
enabling bankers to make informed lending decisions. Participants will gain expertise in assessing term loans,

Workshop on Director Refresher Course

National Banking Institute (NBI) in association with International Finance Corporation (IFC) presents a residential program designed to equip banking professionals with critical insights into FATF compliance, credit approvals, corporate governance, and ESG integration. Led by regulators, industry experts, including IFC representatives, the sessions will focus on the board’s role in navigating regulatory challenges, strengthening governance frameworks, and ensuring effective credit oversight.

Comprehensive Training on Environmental & Social Risk Management (ESRM) for Financial Institutions

With a view of integrating sustainability into credit risk management in the financial sector, Nepal Rastra Bank released the Guidelines on Environmental & Social Risk Management (ESRM) for Banks and Financial Institutions in 2018. The objective is to establish the ESRM Framework as the standard process for proactive evaluation and integration of environmental and social issues into the credit risk assessment process of B/FIs.

Financial Statement Analysis

With the rapid expansion of capacity and networks, Nepalese banks have been facing serious shortage of skilled manpower in all functional areas and more so in credit. As credit risk is by far the most dominant factor in bank failures, the importance of proper

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