Banking financial institution, depository institution: Financial institution that accept deposit and channel the money into lending activities is called depository institution. Bank: Central Bank Commercial Bank Development Bank Finance Company Microfinance Cooperatives Non banking financial institution, Contractual institution Employee Provident Fund Citizen investment trust Insurance companies Investment institution Brokers Investment bank underwriters
BAFIA was introduced to promote public trust towards Banking and Financial Institutions. AS the Number of banking institutions increased rapidly, to control the number of Banking Institutions and increase the service quality Banking and Financial Institutions Ordinace 2061 (BAFIO-2061) was issued by the king. After the political change in Nepal, the parliament Change BAFIO-2061 ordinance into act by combining other Banking Institutions Acts into one Single Act Banking and Financial Institutions Act (BFIA). which was later amendment into BFIA 2073
Development of banking acts in Nepal.
- Nepal Bank Act 1993
- Nepal Rastra Bank Act 2012
- Agriculture development Bank Act 2024
- Nepal Infrastructure Development Co-operation Act 2046
- Banijay Bank ACt 2031
- Bitta Company Act 2042
- Bikas Bank Act 2053
Objective of bank and Financial Institution Act
- Promote Public trust into Bank and Financial institution (BFIs)
- Enhance reliability and quality banking in State of Nepal
- Protect the right and interest of the depositor and investor.
- Protect from banking hazard and banking risk
- Adopt economic liberalization for the development of economic state of Nepal
- Promote Corporate governance and financial stability
- Make legal provisions relating to incorporation management operation and winding-up of BFIs.
- provide quality and reliable BFIs services to general public.
- maintain national economy sustainable and strong.
what are the feature of BFIA 2073
- it is Umbrella law
- integrated banking and regulation Law
- BFIA focused on financial Good Governance
- Focused on maintain the Financial stability
- Compliance with Money Laundering Act.
- |Allowed to Buyback shares of BFIs
- Provision to incorporate BFIs into Public Company
- Protect Economic Labialization.
- promotions of transparency and protection of deposits.
- provision of two types of liquidation (Winding-up)
- voluntary liquidation
- Mandator liquidation
- prohibition of function of BFIS which was clearly mention in law.
- Make BFIs Mandatory use of KYC (Know your customer)
- provision for use and Function of External and internal Auditor
- Merger and/or acquisition of BFIs
- Special provision for use and function of Infrastructure Development Bank
- Provide power to NRB to act as a banks of Bank or final decision maker in any issue/ conflict arise
- Classified BFIs into 5 Categories
| Types of Bank | Categories of Bank |
|---|---|
| Commercial Bank | A Class licensed Institution By NRB |
| Development Bank | B Class licensed Institution By NRB |
| Financial Companies | C Class licensed Institution By NRB |
| Micro-Finance Companies | D Class licensed Institution By NRB |
| Infrastructure Development Bank | Infrastructure Development Bank |
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