Garima Bikas Bank Limited

Garima Bikas Bank Limited (GBBL) was established in 2007 AD (2064 BS) by a group of enthusiastic, dedicated and successful professionals and entrepreneurs from different fields including business, engineering, doctors, banking, teaching, accounting, management, etc. The management team of this bank also consists of experienced, qualified and devoted professionals.  GBBL started its formal operations from Waling 3, Syangja. After the successful merger between Garima Bikas Bank Limited and the then Nilgiri Bikas Bank Limited, the bank upgraded to National Level.

The bank also merged the then Subhechha Bikas Bank Limited and shifted its’ head office to Lazimpat, Kathmandu from Mahandrapool, Pokhara, Kaski. Currently, the bank has 90 branches in 26 districts of the country.

Vision, Mission, and Objectives

At Garima Bikas Bank Ltd., we are committed to offer the best of services to customers and to be their first choice.

Vision

We have a very clear vision, i.e. “Access to All”.  We focus on equal access to all peoples who are real seekers of banking services.

Mission

Missions of Garima Bikas Bank Ltd. can be summarized as:

• Deliver wonderful banking service to its customers through state of the art technology.
• Satisfy all the stakeholders with healthy and sustainable value creation.
• Contribute to poverty alleviation providing financial service to the deprived sector through a microfinance program.

To make our vision come true through professional integrity, corporate governance and regulating compliance.

Objectives

• To provide sustainable and quality financial service to the public upholding and enhancing the interest of depositors and shareholders of the bank.
• To help in the development of industrial, commercial and agricultural sectors of the nation by collecting and mobilizing financial resources from internal and external sources so as to establish, develop and increase the overall productivity of the nation.
• To promote the establishment, operation, and expansion of employment-generating businesses in rural and urban areas by proper mobilization of available capital and labor. And to support and help alleviate poverty by providing financial, technical and managerial supports to the needy people.
• To play a financial intermediary role through institutional investment.