GIBL conducts week-long financial literacy programs across 7 states during Global Money Week 2024
The bank, in coordination with its state offices, conducted various programs focused on youth and student-centric financial literacy.
KATHMANDU: Global IME Bank Limited (GIBL) has organized week-long financial literacy programs targeting students across seven states during Global Money Week 2024.
The bank, in coordination with its state offices, conducted various programs focused on youth and student-centric financial literacy.
These programs covered topics such as savings, loans, remittance, digital banking, insurance, investment, additional banking services, financial fraud, and financial discipline.
Furthermore, leveraging the opportunity presented by Global Money Week 2024, the bank has been organizing financial programs nationwide.
Previous events have witnessed the participation of over 14,000 individuals, including farmers, small and medium-sized entrepreneurs, laborers, potential migrants, students, women, recipients of remittances, and local youths.
Additionally, Global IME Bank aims to enhance financial literacy and promote digital banking through its network of 354 branches.
Global IME Bank is the first commercial bank in the private sector with a network of branches in every district of the country.
The bank has more than 1,100 service centers including 354 branch offices, 379 ATMs, 277 branchless banking services, 67 extension and revenue collection counters and 3 foreign representative offices.
By making Global IME Bank a bank for all, the bank is benefiting its more than 4.6 million customers by providing excellent services through schemes with various services and facilities.
Likewise, the bank has been contributing significantly to the country’s economy by bringing in remittances from the United States of America, United Kingdom, Canada, Australia, Malaysia, South Korea, Japan, Saudi Arabia, Qatar, UAE, Bahrain, Kuwait, India, Jordan, Hong Kong and other countries.
