Showing posts with label Standard Chartered Bank. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Standard Chartered Bank. Show all posts

Saturday, May 10, 2014

3rd Quarter Report and Financial Analysis of Standard Chartered Bank

Kathmandu,

Standard Chartered Bank Nepal Ltd. has posted net profit of Rs. 999.453 million during the 3rd quarter of fiscal year 2070/71

Tuesday, February 11, 2014

2nd Quarter Report and Financial Analysis of Standard Chartered Bank

Kathmandu, Feb 11

Standard Chartered Bank Nepal Limited has posted net profit of Rs. 633.31 million and published its 2nd quarter company analysis of the fiscal year 2070/71

2nd Quarter Report and Financial Analysis of Standard Chartered

Kathmandu, Feb 11
  • Standard Chartered Bank Nepal Limited has posted net profit of Rs. 633.31 million and published its 2nd quarter company analysis of the fiscal year 2070/71.

Sunday, December 2, 2012

StanChart bags The Banker Bank of the Year

KATHMANDU, DEC 01 - 2012

Standard Chartered Bank Nepal (SCBN) has been awarded ‘The Banker’s Bank of the Year Award 2012’ by the Banker Magazine of Britain.

This is the second time that the bank has received the award. It had won the award for the first time in 2009.

‘The Banker’s Bank of the Year Award’ is regarded as the industry standard for banking excellence. The winners are judged on the basis of their ability to deliver returns to shareholders and gain strategic advantage, bank’s financial performance, shareholders’ value and customers’ initiative, among others. SCBN CEO Joseph Silvanus received the award on November 28 in London.

Source: The Kathmandu Post

Wednesday, July 20, 2011

Silvanus is CEO of StanChart Nepal


Joseph Silvanus has been appointed chief executive officer of  Standard Chartered Bank of Nepal (SCB Nepal). 
Silvanus has been with Standard Chartered Bank for more than 19 years when he has handled various portfolios across 
both consumer and wholesale banking. His earlier assignments include areas of strategy and governance, as CEO for 
Afghanistan. His most recent role as the Regional Head, Development Organisations, Southern Asia, perhaps 
best portrays his values and commitment towards supporting development aid and reconstruction efforts. He holds 
a postgraduate degree in management and an honours degree in economics.
In his new role, Silvanus will play a key role in overall governance, compliance, robust management of the country's
balance sheet and overall performance and reputation of the bank, the bank said in a press release. He will serve as a director 
in the board of directors of SCB Nepal. He will be based in Kathmandu and report to Neeraj Swaroop, regional chief executive, 
India and South Asia.