Talk to Nepali workers abroad about money and, sooner or later, someone brings up the share market. Usually it starts with an IPO. A friend got an allotment, the price went up, and now everyone in the...
The money is there. The borrowers are not. That single sentence captures one of the strangest situations in Nepal's financial system today. Banks are flush. Interest rates are low. And yet, credit demand refuses to pick up. As of September 16, 2026, deposits in Nepal's banking system stood at roughly Rs. 8.37 trillion, while total lending was about Rs. 6.02 trillion. The commercial banking system's credit-to-deposit ratio sat near 71.3%, comfortable, even generous. Meanwhile, Nepal Rastra Bank reports that private-sector credit grew just 6.6% in FY 2025/26, even as broad money expanded 13.4%. Money is growing faster than the demand for it....
Dashain is not only Nepal’s biggest festival but also a period when economic activity and investor participation often slow down. With many investors travelling outside Kathm...
Nepal Rastra Bank (NRB) stipulates regulatory criteria governing the eligibility of listed companies whose equity securities may be pledged as collateral to secure credit facilitie...
Our financial year 2082/83 has ended, and the new financial year has started. Most of the companies have already published their fourth quarterly financial reports. Based on their...
Currently, three commercial banks are operating under joint ventures with foreign banks or institutions, and all three have been operating with foreign partners since their establi...
An Interview with Sudhir Regmi, Head-SME Banking Unit, Citizens Bank International Limited. (CZBIL) Nepal’s banking sector is evolving rapidly, with digital innovation, financial inclusion, and affordable financing becoming key drivers of sustainable economic growth. As one of the country's leading commercial banks, Citizens Bank International Ltd. (CZBIL) has continued to strengthen its presence through customer-centric banking, technological advancement, and products designed to su...
Laxmi Sunrise (LS) Capital Limited is set to revolutionize investment opportunities with the launch of its new mutual fund– the LS Horizon 12. Scheduled for issuance from today. i.e., on Baisakh...
Prabhu Capital is set to launch its first open-ended mutual fund — the Prabhu Systematic Investment Scheme (PSIS) — designed to promote disciplined, long-term investing. The NFO will raise...
The "NMB Hybrid Fund L-II" closed-end mutual fund scheme is set to open its issue from today i.e. 24th of Magh till 28th of Magh, 2081, with a potential extension until Falgun 8, should the issue not...
NIMB Ace Capital Limited is set to revolutionize investment opportunities with the launch of its new mutual fund– the NIBL Stable Fund. Scheduled for issuance from today i.e. on Magh 2 to Magh 5...
Mathematically YES, practically Extremely Difficult, and logically depends on your Luck and Stock you Pick. There are traders in the market and they say I had converted my 1 lakh into 10 lakhs, 10 lakhs into 20 or even 30 lakhs in the market. Some even say I have started with only 1000 IPO and today I make more than 1 lakhs per trade. To be listen this type of information and gossip looks amazing but NEPSE trader has different reality, I am not saying no one had made any money in the market, s...
Dashain is not only Nepal’s biggest festival but also a period when economic activity and investor participation often slow down. With many investors travelling outside Kathmandu and businesses...
Currently, there are 60 mutual funds in total operating within the Nepalese capital market, among which 46 are closed ended mutual fund schemes listed on the Nepal Stock Exchange (NEPSE) and 14 are op...
Currently, there are 17 Class B development banks operating in Nepal, all of which are listed on the Nepal Stock Exchange (NEPSE). In this parameters analysis, we evaluate the performan...
Nepal Rastra Bank, the central bank of Nepal, has unveiled the current macroeconomic and financial situation of Nepal based on Annual data for FY 2025/26. Overall Nepal Rastra Bank estimated that...
Part 1: Rundown and Technical Analysis The NEPSE Index closed at 2,591.80, up 4.55 points (0.18%). The index closed at 2,587.25 last week, down 1.62% from the previous week. This week, the index reached a high of 2,591.85 and a low of 2,557.80, resulting in a volatility of 34.05 points. The index had seen volatility of 55.92 points in the previous week. The highest intraday gain was 17.15 points on Friday, with a turnover of Rs 4.83 Arba; however, the total turnover for the week stood at Rs 18.93 Arba. Momentum Indicators The...
Part 1: Rundown and Technical Analysis The NEPSE Index closed at 2,587.25, down 42.56 points (1.62%). The index closed at 2,629.81 last week, down 0.66% from the previous week. T...
Part 1: Rundown and Technical Analysis This week, the market traded for Three trading days, as Monday was closed due to data issue and Friday was a public holiday to mark In...
Part 1: Rundown and Technical Analysis The NEPSE Index closed at 2,647.22, up 87.73 points (3.43%). The index closed at 2,5459.49 last week, down 0.66% from the previous week. Th...
Part 1: Rundown and Technical Analysis This week, the market traded for four trading days, as Tuesday was a public holiday to mark Gen Z Martyr’s Day. The NEPSE Index close...
Currently, three commercial banks are operating under joint ventures with foreign banks or institutions, and all three have been operating with foreign partners since their establishment. These three banks are Everest Bank Limited (EBL), Nepal SBI Bank Limited (SBI), and Standard Chartered Bank Nepal Limited (SCB). Here is the status of these banks with their shareholding details. These banks are considered healthier and more efficient and operate according to international practices while complying with the rules and regulation...
Currently, there are 60 mutual funds in total operating within the Nepalese capital market, among which 46 are closed ended mutual fund schemes listed on the Nepal Stock Exchange (...
All 20 commercial banks have unveiled their financial reports for the fourth quarter of FY 2082/83, offering a fresh look into their performance during the twelve months. The discl...
Hydroelectricity Investment and Development Company Limited (HIDCL) has published its unaudited fourth-quarter financial report for fiscal year 2082/83, reporting a 27.29% decline...
Nepal Bank Limited (NBL) has reported a strong improvement in its financial performance in the fourth quarter of FY 2082/83, posting a net profit of Rs. 4.50 Arba, up 46.20% from R...
Orchid Holdings Limited & Mountain Glory Limited
Pokhara Finance Limited & Samriddhi Finance Company Limited (former World Merchant Banking)
Wean Nepal Laghubitta Bittiya Sanstha Limited & Swarojgar Laghubitta Bittiya Sanstha Limited
Grameen Bikas Laghubitta Bittiya Sanstha Limited & Samaj Laghubitta Bittiya Sanstha Limited
Sabaiko Laghubitta Bittiya Sanstha Limited Promoter and Sadhana Laghubitta Bittiya Sanstha Limited Promoter Shares
