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Item Income distribution and its effects on market position: a case study of SCBNL & NABIL Bank Limited(2014) Rawal, Raj Kumar; Joginder GoetNot availableItem A study on impact of advertisement on overall business of Everest bank ltd.(2011) Jaishi, Rajendra Gautam; Milan VaidyaNot availableItem Deposit mobilization of Nepal investment Bank ltd.(2014) Pandey, Ramila; Puspa Raj OjhaNot availableItem A study on profit planning and control of public utility sector ( with special reference to Nepal Telecom)(2014) Bhattarai, Tulasi; Lalit Man ShresthaNot availableItem Financial performance analysis of city development Bank ltd. in the framework of Camel(2014) Giri, Roshana; Kedar Raj GautamNot availableItem A comparative capital structure analysis of HBL and NIBL(2014) Bhusal, Laxmi; Binod DhunganaNot availableItem A financial analysis of Pokhara Dugdha Utpadak cooperative limited on the framework of Camel(2013) Adhikari, Narayan; Dhaneshar RakhalNot availableItem Financial performance evaluation of Hydropower companies in Nepal ( A comparison between power company limited and Himal power limited)(2010) Khadka, Prakash; Bihari Binod PokhrelNot availableItem Financial performance analysis of commercial Banks ( with special reference to NABIL, NIBL and SCBl)(2014) Devkota, Aarya; Not availableNot availableItem A COMPARATIVE STUDY OF FINANCIAL PERFORMANCE AND CSR OF COMMERCIAL BANKS IN NEPAL(Shanker Dev Campus, 2023) Sajana Basnet; Dr. Kapil KhanalABSTRACT Bank and financial institutions (BFIs) are major backbone for any economy. The mediator for usage of fund and sources of fund is connected by the bank and financial institution. Banks play an important role in the economic development of the country. Bank provide investment loans and lines of credit to entrepreneurs, small businesses and large corporations. Financial institutions provide capital to the entrepreneurs for the development of industry, trade and business by investing saving collected as deposits. They also providing good services to their customers, facilitating their economic activities, thus, integrated and speedy development of the country is only possible. The analysis was done with the help from the data that were collected from annual report and other related sources. SPSS was used for the analysis of the data that were collected. For the comparative financial analysis and CSR of selected banks the framework was constructed using leverage position, liquidity status and CSR as the independent variables and financial performance measured in banking profitability as a dependent variable. For the analysis, data of 10 years was considered. The essential facts were choosen and presented in the form of table and figures. As a financial analysis, analysis were done in the form of return on assets, return on equity, net interest margin, debt to equity ratio, liquidity and amount invested on corporate social responsibility. Regression analysis was utilized in this study to evaluate the hypothesis. The independent factors that influence result variability are listed in this section, together with the percentage of the dependent variable variability that each independent variable contributes to explaining. A list of the factors that are important in understanding the variability of the dependent variable is also included in this. To investigate the relationship between the independent variables and the dependent variable, a linear regression analysis was carried out. The banking performance has the significant influence by the all three variables (i.e. leverage, corporate social responsibility and the liquidity). But in the context of the Nepalese commercial bank, the leverage has the highest impact on the banking performance followed by the liquidity and corporate social responsibility. The liquidity has the positive impact on the net interest margin in the context of the net interest margin but in return on equity and assets has the negative. The leverage ratio has the highest impact on the commercial bank. The study fosters for the better leverage for better banking performance and proper liquidity for the better banking performance compare to the social responsibility.Item Camel analysis of joint venture banks in Nepal (Special Reference to Nabil Bank Ltd, Himalayan Bank Ltd, Standard Chartered BankNepal Ltd and Nepal SBI Bank Ltd.)(2014) Shrestha, Anira; Yuga Raj BhattraiNot availableItem A study on the position and behaviour of Nepal stock exchange (NEPSE) in the development of capital market(2013) Lamichhane, Om Prakash; Ajaya Prasad DhakalNot availableItem Investment analysis of commercial banks in Nepal (Himalayan Bank limited and Everest Bank Limited)(2014) Maharjan, Nani Keshari; Dinesh MalegoNot availableItem Human resource development : A case study based on training of Nabil Bank Ltd., Kathmandu(2012) Shrestha, Aabha; Rajeshwar Prasad UdayaNot availableItem A study on Investment policy of joint venture Banks (Comparative study of Nepal SBI Bank and NABIL Bank Limited)(2012) Ayer, Menuka; Yagya Raj PathakNot availableItem A comparative study of risk and return management banks ( with selected Sidhrath Development Bank and Ace Bank Ltd.)(2013) Gautam, Shambhu Prasad; Surendra Kesar AmatyaNot availableItem Working capital management of Agricultural Development Bank Limited(2014) Ghimire, Sangita; Santosh PokhrelNot availableItem A study of implementation of Nepal Rastra Bank's (NRB) directives in commercial Banks of Nepal(2013) Lamsal, Govinda; Ruchila PandeyNot availableItem A study on dividend policy of Everest Bank Limited and Bank of Kathmandu Limited(2010) Bhagat (mali), Shyam Narayan; Silu BajracharyaNot availableItem Cost volume profit analysis of publication house(2014) Acharya, Ganesh Prasad; Chandra Deep LamichhaneNot available