Manoj Gyawali In the ever-evolving financial sector of Nepal, few figures command as much respect and admiration as Manoj Gyawali, the Chief Executive Officer of Nabil Bank. With more than twenty years of multifaceted experience in central banking, commercial banking, development finance, investment, and academia, Gyawali has established himself as one of the most influential voices in shaping Nepal’s modern banking system.

Hailing from Dailekh and raised with a strong ethos of dedication and perseverance, Gyawali’s academic journey laid the groundwork for his remarkable career.
Gyawali’s professional story began at Nepal Rastra Bank, where he served as an Assistant Director, gaining deep insights into monetary policy, regulatory oversight, and macroeconomic strategy. He later advanced to the role of Chief Financial Officer (CFO) at Global IME Bank Limited, where his financial acumen and strategic vision significantly enhanced institutional performance and governance practices.

His leadership skills became more prominent when he assumed the role of Chief Executive Officer at Jyoti Bikash Bank Limited. There, he championed structural reforms, promoted modern banking solutions, and extended the bank’s outreach nationwide. His influence also reached Nepal’s energy sector through his position as a Director at Jalvidhyut Lagani Tatha Bikas Company Ltd. (HIDCL), contributing to critical investments in hydropower development.

Today, as the CEO of Nabil Bank—one of Nepal’s most prestigious financial institutions—Gyawali is guiding the bank through a phase of digital innovation, sustainable practices, and customer-centric growth. Under his leadership, Nabil Bank has strengthened its reputation as a trailblazer, meeting the dynamic needs of individuals, corporations, and the national economy. His stewardship at Nabil Bank reflects a rare ability to harmonize innovation with stability, growth with responsibility, and ambition with practicality.

Parallel to his corporate achievements, Gyawali has also made a significant contribution to education. He has taught at renowned institutions such as The British College, Kathmandu University School of Management (KUSOM), Kathmandu College of Management, and Nepal College of Management. By mentoring and inspiring students, he has played a crucial role in shaping the next generation of banking and finance professionals.