MoU signed between Nafij and NBI
March 27, 2019, 1:42 p.m.
Kathmandu, March 27 . A MoU was signed between National Banking Institute Ltd. (NBI) and Nepalese Association of Financial Journalist (NAFIJ) on March 26. As per the MoU signed, NBI shall provide one free seat to NAFIJ for participating in any one of its programs/conferences on quarterly basis.
In addition to that NBI will also provide free online training on AML/CFT to 25 members of NAFIJ per annum for 3 years which shall help upscale the subject knowledge of the participants. CEO of NBI Sanjib Subba and Vice-President of NAFIJ Indra Baniya signed in the MoU.
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