Amrit Lamsal Appointed Director at Nepal Bank

Ratopati May 26, 2026

Amrit Lamsal Appointed Director at Nepal Bank

Amrit Lamsal has been appointed as a director at Nepal Bank Limited.

Lamsal has been nominated to represent the Ministry of Finance. He is a joint secretary and spokesperson for the Ministry of Finance.

With this, director Mahesh Bhattarai, who represented the Ministry of Finance, has been relieved, informed Keshav Prasad Bhandari, company secretary of the bank.

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