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Nepal Credit
& Commerce Bank Ltd. (NCC
Bank) formally registered as
Nepal - Bank of Ceylon Ltd,
commenced its operation on
14th October, 1996 as a
Joint Venture with Bank of
Ceylon, Sri Lanka. It was
the first private sector
Bank with the largest
authorized capital of NRS.
1,000 million. The Head
Office of the Bank is
located at Siddhartha
Nagar, Rupandehi, the
birthplace of Lord Buddha,
while its Corporate Office
is placed at Bagbazar,
Kathmandu. The name of
the Bank was changed to
Nepal Credit & Commerce Bank
Ltd., on 10th September,
2002, due to transfer of
shares and management of the
Bank from Bank of Ceylon, an
undertaking of Government of
Sri Lanka to Nepalese
Promoters. At present, NCC
Bank provides banking
facilities and services to
rural and urban areas of
Nepal through its 17
branches. The Bank has
developed corresponding
agency relationship with
more than 150 International
Banks having worldwide
network.
Branches:
Kathmandu Valley:
Bagbazar (Kathmandu),
Chabahil, Lagankhel (Lalitpur),
New Road (Kathmandu)
Outside
Kathmandu Valley: Banepa,
Barahbise, Biratnagar,
Birgunj, Birtamod, Butwal,
Kalaiya (Bara),
Lumbini, Kanchanpur (Mahendra
Nagar), Narayangarh (Pragatipath,
Chitwan), Pokhara New Road,
Siddhartha Naga
(Bhairahawa), Thankot
Website of the
Nepal Credit & Commerce Bank:
www.nccbank.com.np
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