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Global IME Bank Appoints Bindra Hada Bhattarai as Independent Director

Global IME Bank Limited has expanded its Board of Directors by appointing seasoned public policy and administration expert Bindra Hada Bhattarai as an Independent Female Director.

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Global IME Bank Appoints Bindra Hada Bhattarai as Independent Director

Global IME Bank Limited, one of Nepal's leading commercial banking institutions, has officially appointed Bindra Hada Bhattarai to its Board of Directors. The strategic appointment was finalized during a recent board of directors meeting convened to fill the vacant independent directorship seat. Following the confirmation, a special welcoming ceremony was hosted at the bank's corporate headquarters. Bank Chairman Chandra Prasad Dhakal formally inducted Bhattarai into the leadership council in the presence of other board colleagues and senior executive management. Bhattarai brings an extensive professional portfolio to Global IME Bank, backed by over 30 years of high-level experience spanning public administration, state governance, and international development management. Throughout her distinguished career, she has held critical portfolios across multiple ministries, government institutions, and apex national commissions. Her administrative expertise is structurally supported by advanced academic credentials in Public Policy, Law, and Chemistry from highly reputed universities. The executive leadership of Global IME Bank expressed strong confidence that Bhattarai's multi-disciplinary background will inject valuable oversight into the bank's upper management. Moving forward, her deep familiarity with public frameworks is expected to significantly fortify the commercial bank's corporate governance, strategic market direction, Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) execution, and long-term sustainable development objectives.

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