Nepal Rastra Bank

<p>Nepal Rastra Bank (NRB) is Nepal's central bank and the apex monetary authority, headquartered at Baluwatar, Kathmandu. Established in 1956 under the Nepal Rastra Bank Act 2058, NRB is responsible for monetary policy, financial system stability, banking supervision, and foreign exchange management. The institution regulates all licensed banks and financial institutions across Nepal's federal structure of seven provinces.</p><p>NRB's Legal Division employs qualified Advocates (अधिवक्ता) who handle banking supervision enforcement, foreign exchange regulation under the Foreign Exchange (Regulation) Act 2019, anti-money laundering compliance under the Asset (Money) Laundering Prevention Act 2064, and prosecution of unlicensed financial activities. Legal officers coordinate with the Office of the Attorney General (Mahanyayaadhivakta Ko Karyalaya) and appear before the Supreme Court (Sarbochcha Adalat) on regulatory matters.</p><p>A legal career at Nepal Rastra Bank offers exposure to the full spectrum of financial regulation — from the Banking and Financial Institution Act 2073 to digital payment regulation and microfinance supervision — in one of South Asia's most dynamic and rapidly transforming financial systems. The NRB campus in Baluwatar is located near key government institutions including the Prime Minister's residence and foreign embassies.</p>