Kathmandu – Garima Bikash Bank Limited has been recognized with the highly prestigious Emerging Asia Banking Award 2025, presented by the Indian Chamber of Commerce. This award, considered one of South Asia’s most respected recognitions for banks and financial institutions, honors excellence in banking practices and customer service.

The award ceremony was held in New Delhi, India, during the 3rd Emerging Asia Banking Conclave & Awards 2025, where banks and financial institutions from Nepal, India, Bangladesh, Myanmar, and Sri Lanka participated. Garima Bikash Bank received the award for its outstanding performance in banking excellence and service innovation.

Leadership Represents Bank at Award Ceremony

At the ceremony, CEO Mr. Madhav Prasad Upadhyay and Deputy CEO Mr. Anil Regmi accepted the award on behalf of the bank. This recognition follows the previous year’s success, when Garima Bikash Bank was honored at the 2nd Emerging Asia Banking Conclave & Awards 2024 for excellence in service delivery.

Commitment to Quality Service

Receiving the Emerging Asia Banking Award 2025 reinforces Garima Bikash Bank’s commitment to providing simple, secure, and high-quality services to its valued customers. The bank expressed heartfelt gratitude to its customers, regulatory authorities, shareholders, well-wishers, and dedicated employees who have contributed to this success.

“Such recognition energizes us to continue delivering seamless, reliable, and innovative banking solutions across the country,” the bank stated in a press release.

Extensive Network and Digital Banking Services

Garima Bikash Bank currently operates 125 branch offices, 1 extension counter, and 51 ATMs across Nepal. In addition, the bank provides modern digital banking services, ensuring customers have access to secure, convenient, and efficient banking anytime, anywhere.

The award highlights the bank’s ongoing efforts to establish itself as a leading development bank in Nepal, dedicated to promoting financial inclusion and excellence in banking practices throughout the region.