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Citizens Bank wins ‘Bank of the Year’ award again

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December 5, 2025
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Citizens Bank International has received the prestigious “Bank of the Year” award for the second consecutive year, following its 2024 win. CEO Ganesh Raj Neupane accepted the honor at a ceremony in London on December 4. The award recognizes technical upgrades, new product launches, financial inclusion efforts, and sustainability contributions. Citizens Bank was the only Nepali bank among 132 countries to win, reflecting confidence from customers, shareholders, and employees.

 

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