Anupama<\/span>.<\/p><\/blockquote>\nSpeaking further on challenges in the Nepali banking sector, she informed that Nepali central bank\u2019s regulation seeking rise in paid-up capital of banks resulted in rise of interest rates, which resulted in bankers increase their business to meet the demands. Lack of loanable funds moved Nepali banks to raise interest rates to meet the demand.<\/p>\n
\u201cIf the central bank\u2019s policy to reduce the number of commercial banks through mergers had been successful, such a severe problem might not have arisen,\u201d says Anupama.<\/p>\n
Speaking further on the country\u2019s financial progress, Anupama opined that the Government of Nepal should ramp up its investment in productive sectors as a step towards strengthening the country\u2019s financial sector.<\/p>\n
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\u201cThere should be a clarity in the government\u2019s policy regarding productive sectors. In addition, there is a need to introduce more derivative products to boost the financial market,\u201d she adds.<\/p>\n
Overall, she says, \u201cWe have to accept the ups and downs in the business cycle and move accordingly to deal with the challenges.\u201d<\/p>\n
A Story of Hard Work!<\/h4>\n Having been associated with the banking sector for more than three decades serving in key positions, Anupama cites hard work and opportunity as keys to success.<\/p>\n
Anupama adds that it\u2019s the years of experience that gave her enough strength to overcome the current challenges.<\/p>\n
Having completed her schooling at St Mary\u2019s School, Khunjeli moved to India for further studies.<\/p>\n
On her return home, she pursued her bachelor\u2019s degree in management from the Shankar Dev Campus and further got her Master\u2019s in Business Administration from the Ace Institute of Management.<\/p>\n
Anupama began her employment career in the banking sector at the age of 27, starting with ANZ Grindlays Bank Nepal that was later acquired by Standard Chartered Bank Nepal.<\/p>\n
After gaining a decade of experience in her first job, she moved on to Nabil Bank from where, she joined Mega Bank at the time of its establishment and continued further to what she is today.<\/p>\n
\u201cI praise the bank board for taking the right decision to promote Khunjeli to the post of CEO. As she has been with the bank since its establishment, she has a thorough knowledge of the bank\u2019s legacy, promoters, customers and other stakeholders,\u201d says the Mega Bank\u2019s former CEO Shah<\/span>.<\/p><\/blockquote>\nNow that the Nepali banking sector is transforming itself as an attractive destination for employment careers, Anupama\u2019s appointment comes as a needed boost to the Nepali women bankers looking for careers in the banking sector.<\/p>\n
Nepal welcomes the first woman CEO of the country\u2019s commercial bank! All the best Anupama Khunjeli!<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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