Kathmandu. As in the past years, Everest Bank in coordination with Nepal Rastra Bank (NRB) organized a week-long Financial Literacy Program across the country on the occasion of Global Money Week 2026 from March 15 to March 22.
Under this program, the bank has been able to spread the message of financial literacy to more than 3,000 students by conducting Financial Literacy Program in various schools and campuses through all 7 branches in all 7 provinces. In the program, some students were also given practical information about the services provided by the bank by visiting the bank’s branch.
Titled ‘Smart Money Talk’, the programs were held to make the youth aware about important topics such as financial knowledge, skills, attitudes, financial inclusion, safe digital transactions, and the services offered by banks and the necessary precautions to be adopted while doing so.
The bank currently serves more than 1.4 million customers, 133 branches, 4 extension counters, 7 regional offices and 163 ATMs across the country. The bank, which has been providing state-of-the-art mobile, internet and SMS banking services through global network, has been providing its services from 33 collection centers for the government’s revenue collection. The bank has been providing its services by opening its representative office in New Delhi, India and other countries.
