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- Class A bank
- A commercial bank licensed under BAFIA and supervised by Nepal Rastra Bank, permitted the widest range of banking services including deposits, lending, remittance and foreign exchange.
- Credit-Deposit Ratio
- Total loans and advances divided by total deposits, multiplied by 100. It shows how much of the deposit base is deployed as credit and signals liquidity and lending capacity.
- CRR
- Cash Reserve Ratio: the percentage of customer deposits a bank must hold as a balance with Nepal Rastra Bank. It earns no interest and constrains lendable funds.
- SLR
- Statutory Liquidity Ratio: the share of deposits that must be held in approved liquid assets such as government securities and NRB bonds, ensuring a buffer of readily realizable funds.
- Net Interest Margin
- Interest income minus interest expense, divided by average earning assets, times 100. It measures how profitably the bank intermediates between depositors and borrowers.
- Five Cs of credit
- Character, Capacity, Capital, Collateral and Conditions. Capacity, the borrower's ability to repay from cash flow, is the primary test; collateral is secondary protection.
- DSCR
- Debt Service Coverage Ratio: net operating income divided by total debt service. A ratio of 1.25 or above is commonly accepted as adequate for term loan repayment.
- Loan-to-Value ratio
- Loan amount divided by the appraised value of collateral, times 100. A lower ratio gives the bank a larger collateral cushion if the borrower defaults.
- Working capital turnover method
- Permissible bank finance equals current assets minus current liabilities other than bank borrowings, adjusted for the operating cycle. It estimates the short-term funding a business needs.
- Non-performing loan
- A loan classified as Substandard, Doubtful or Bad under NRB norms, typically after overdue periods. Higher classification grades require progressively larger loan loss provisions.
- Two-factor authentication
- Authentication using two independent factors, such as a PIN the customer knows plus an OTP sent to a device the customer holds. It reduces risk from stolen passwords.
- Real-time gross settlement
- A payment system that settles each high-value interbank transfer individually and immediately in central bank money, eliminating settlement lag and interbank credit risk.
- Digital onboarding CDD
- Identity verification, liveness checks and risk screening performed remotely before an account becomes fully operational. It must meet the same KYC standards as branch onboarding.
- Transaction velocity check
- A fraud control that flags unusual frequency, amount or timing of transactions against a customer's normal pattern, triggering a hold or alert for review.
- Debit versus credit card
- A debit card draws directly on the customer's deposit balance, while a credit card extends a revolving borrowing limit that must be repaid with interest if unpaid.
- Chargeback
- A formal card dispute in which the issuing bank reverses a transaction and the acquirer or merchant must respond with evidence within scheme deadlines.
- 3-D Secure
- An authentication protocol for card-not-present payments that redirects the cardholder to the issuer for verification, shifting fraud liability to the issuing bank when applied.
- Inward remittance
- Money sent from abroad to a beneficiary in Nepal through a licensed channel. It is a major source of foreign exchange and is subject to AML screening and identification rules.
- Prepaid card
- A card loaded with stored value in advance and not linked to a deposit account. Spending is limited to the loaded balance, and expiry and refund rules follow issuer terms.
- Nepal Rastra Bank
- The central bank of Nepal and the primary regulator of banks and financial institutions. It licenses institutions, sets prudential norms, inspects, and enforces compliance.
- BAFIA
- The legal framework governing banks and financial institutions in Nepal, covering licensing, capital, governance, supervision and enforcement by the central bank.
- Compliance function
- An independent control function that identifies regulatory obligations, monitors adherence, and reports to the board or its committee rather than to business management.
- Suspicious Transaction Report
- A confidential report filed with the Financial Information Unit when a transaction appears linked to money laundering or terrorist financing. Tipping off the customer is prohibited.
- Single borrower exposure limit
- A prudential cap on total credit and facilities extended to one borrower group, expressed as a percentage of the bank's capital, limiting concentration risk.
- Know Your Customer
- The process of identifying a customer, verifying identity with reliable documents, understanding the purpose of the relationship, and conducting ongoing due diligence.
- Politically exposed person
- A person entrusted with prominent public functions, and their close associates. Such customers require senior management approval, source-of-funds checks and enhanced monitoring.
- Enhanced due diligence
- Additional scrutiny applied to high-risk customers, including deeper source-of-wealth verification, senior sign-off, and more frequent review of transaction activity.
- Structuring
- Splitting transactions into smaller amounts to stay below reporting or threshold limits. It is a classic money laundering red flag and is itself reportable.
- Span of control
- The number of subordinates directly reporting to one manager. A wider span flattens the organization but reduces the depth of supervision possible.
- SMART objectives
- Objectives that are Specific, Measurable, Achievable, Relevant and Time-bound. They form the basis for performance targets and appraisal.
- Delegation of authority
- Assigning a task and the authority to complete it to a subordinate. Accountability for the outcome remains with the manager who delegated.
- SERVQUAL reliability
- The service quality dimension reflecting consistent, dependable and accurate delivery of the promised service. It is generally rated the most important dimension by customers.