A PROPOSAL ON

TECHNICAL ANALYSIS OF NABIL

Background of the study

The banking sector is a critical component of any economy, serving as the backbone for financial stability
and economic development. Within this sector, commercial banks play a vital role in mobilizing deposits,
providing loans, and facilitating various financial transactions. Nabil Bank Limited, established in 1984,
has emerged as a leading commercial bank in Nepal, known for its innovative banking solutions, robust
financial performance, and commitment to customer service.
The primary focus of this study is to conduct a comprehensive analytical assessment of Nabil Bank
Limited. The aim is to evaluate the bank’s financial health, market position, and strategic initiatives to
provide stakeholders with a thorough understanding of its current standing and future prospects. In the
context of Nepal’s evolving banking landscape, characterized by increased competition, regulatory
changes, and technological advancements, such an analysis is crucial.
Nabil Bank has consistently demonstrated strong financial performance, reflected in its growth in assets,
profitability, and market share. The bank’s strategic initiatives, including the expansion of its branch
network, investment in digital banking platforms, and diversification of its product portfolio, have
significantly contributed to its success. However, the bank also faces challenges such as increasing
competition, regulatory compliance, and changing customer expectations
This study will employ a mixed-methods approach, combining quantitative and qualitative analysis to
provide a holistic view of Nabil Bank’s operations. Quantitative analysis will include the examination of
financial ratios, trend analysis, and comparative benchmarking against industry peers. Qualitative analysis
will involve market analysis, strategic review, and stakeholder interviews to gather insights into the
bank’s strategic direction and operational challenges.
The findings of this study will offer valuable insights into Nabil Bank’s strengths and areas for
improvement, guiding strategic planning and decision-making. For investors, regulators, and
management, the study will provide a detailed assessment of the bank’s financial health and market
position, supporting informed investment and strategic decisions.
In conclusion, the analytical study of Nabil Bank Limited is essential for understanding the dynamics of
one of Nepal’s leading commercial banks. By evaluating its financial performance, market position, and
strategic initiatives, this study aims to provide a comprehensive assessment that will benefit all
stakeholders involved.
Profile of the organization
Nabil Bank Limited, established in 1984, is a leading commercial bank in Nepal, known for its innovative
banking solutions and robust financial performance. Operating under the governance of the Nepal Rastra
Bank (NRB), Nabil Bank maintains regulatory compliance and operational stability. The bank has an
extensive network with 117 branches and 178 ATMs across the country, providing accessible services to
diverse customers.
Nabil Bank offers a wide range of products and services, including retail banking (savings accounts,
loans, credit cards), corporate banking (business loans, trade finance), digital banking (online and mobile
banking), and international banking (foreign exchange, remittances). The bank's focus on technological
advancements and customer-centric strategies has solidified its market leadership.
Committed to corporate social responsibility, Nabil Bank engages in initiatives supporting education,
healthcare, environmental sustainability, and social welfare. The bank's financial performance is marked
by consistent growth in assets, profitability, and shareholder value, driven by prudent risk management
and customer-focused operations.
Looking forward, Nabil Bank aims to expand its digital services, enhance its product portfolio, and
explore new market opportunities, ensuring continued leadership and success in Nepal's dynamic banking
landscape.
Statement of the problem