Gyawali appointed as Acting CEO of Nabil
It follows resignation of CEO Dhungana
March 26, 2025, 11:28 a.m.
KATHMANDU, MARCH 26: Nabil Bank has appointed Manoj Gyawali as its Acting Chief Executive Officer (CEO) following the resignation of CEO Gyanendra Dhungana. The decision of such an appointment was made during a meeting of the Board of Directors held this morning.
Dhungana tendered his resignation on Sunday, (March 24) to pursue candidacy for the position of Governor of Nepal Rastra Bank (NRB).
Before his latest promotion, Gyawali was serving as the Senior Deputy CEO.
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