Nabil Bank Limited, a leading private sector bank in Nepal, has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with Apollo Information Centre, the official representative organization of Apollo Hospitals in India. The agreement aims to provide special discounts and facilitation to Nabil Bank’s customers who undergo medical treatment at Apollo Hospital in India.
Under the MoU, Nabil Bank customers will receive up to 10% special discount and personal counseling services while undergoing treatment at Apollo Hospital. The bank’s customers, employees, and shareholders will be eligible for these discounts and services, which can be availed by making payments through debit and credit cards, Nabil QR, Nabil Smart Mobile App, or bank transfer.
The MoU was signed by Krishna Prasad Subedi, Chief Marketing Officer of Nabil Bank, and Sushil Kumar Chapagain, Managing Director (Law) of Apollo Information Centre. Subedi stated that the agreement will make it easier for the bank’s customers to access quality health services at an affordable cost. He noted that a significant number of Nepalis travel to India for medical treatment, and this agreement will facilitate their access to world-class health services.
The MoU will be in force for two years, and customers can visit the bank’s website for more information about the special discounts and services being offered. Nabil Bank has a strong commitment to contributing to the development of the country and society, and this collaboration is expected to benefit Nepali patients seeking specialized health services in India.
Apollo Information Centre, with its office in Kathmandu, has been providing services with skilled health workers and experienced entrepreneurs. Nabil Bank, with its extensive network of 268 branches and 320 ATM machines across the country, has been serving over 2.4 million customers and has played a leading role in introducing innovative services in the Nepali banking sector. This partnership is expected to further enhance the bank’s reputation as a responsible and customer-centric institution.