EBL inaugurates its 126th branch at Daldale, Nawalparasi
The branch was jointly inaugurated by Ek Dev Paudel, Ward Chair of Devchuli Municipality Ward No. 13, and Chief Executive Officer of the Bank, Sudesh Khaling.
KATHMANDU: Everest Bank Limited has inaugurated its new branch at Daldale in Nawalparasi.
The bank has opened its 126th branch in Daldale, Nawalparasi, with the goal of delivering contemporary, sustainable, resilient, and trustworthy banking services and amenities to consumers across the country’s many villages and towns.
The branch was jointly inaugurated by Ek Dev Paudel, Ward Chair of Devchuli Municipality Ward No. 13, and Chief Executive Officer of the Bank, Sudesh Khaling.
The opening ceremony was attended by Tej Prasad Neupane, Senior Vice President of Devchuli Municipality, Chamber of Commerce and Industry, Binod Poudel, Inspector of Armed Police Force, Sudhir Gautam, Regional Manager of Gandaki State of the Bank, Pushparaj Upreti, Head of Market and Institutional Deposit Department of the Bank and other distinguished persons.
Dev Poudel, the Ward Chair of Devchuli Municipality Ward No. 13, stated during the launching ceremony that the entry of Everest Bank in Daldale will make financial access easier and more accessible to the general public.
Furthermore, Mr. Sudesh Khaling, the Bank’s Chief Executive Officer, emphasized his commitment to providing cutting-edge and high-quality financial services to the citizens of Bardghat and its environs.
Furthermore, the collaboration with Punjab National Bank India would make it easier for local people and ex-Indian Gurkha troops to access pensions as well as other financial services and amenities. He voiced his conviction. With this, the province of Gandaki now has 13 bank branches.
Punjab National Bank is a joint venture with India and has been clients’ first choice since its beginning, with over 1.3 million pleased customers. It has been delivering cutting-edge mobile, internet, and banking services across the country through its worldwide network of 126 branches, 3 extension counters, 7 regional offices, and 161 ATMs.
This bank has also been offering services from 32 collecting locations for the Government of Nepal’s revenue collection.
