Mutual funds in Nepal give investors an easy way to earn money every year without choosing individual stocks. Their returns come mainly from two things: dividends and changes in NAV. These numbers show how well the fund has performed in a fiscal year. They also help investors see whether the fund has managed its investments … Read more
Kathmandu, 26 November 2025 — The Nepal Securities Board has prepared an early draft of the new margin trading rules for 2082 B.S. The board has asked brokers, market operators, and investors to share feedback before the rules are finalized. Nepal previously had a margin trading directive issued in 2074 B.S. (2017 A.D.). That document … Read more
November 12, Kathmandu:After staying stable on Tuesday, the Nepal stock market fell again on Wednesday.According to the Nepal Stock Exchange (NEPSE), the index dropped by 20.56 points (0.80%) and closed at 2,544.59 points. On this day, the total trading amount reached over Rs 3.84 billion, with more than 8.4 million shares traded. Top Gainers: Symbol … Read more
Kathmandu —Most commercial banks in Nepal have reported a decline in their Earnings Per Share (EPS) during the first quarter of the fiscal year 2081/82, according to the financial statements published by the banks. Out of the 19 commercial banks listed on the Nepal Stock Exchange (NEPSE), only four recorded growth in EPS, while the … Read more
Only two microfinance institutions listed on the Nepal Stock Exchange have announced dividends so far. Out of the 50 operating microfinance institutions, RSDSC Microfinance and Gurans Microfinance have proposed to distribute dividends from the profit of the fiscal year 2081/82. The proposed dividends will be given to shareholders after approval from Nepal Rastra Bank and … Read more
In Nepal’s share market, there is a rule called T+2. It means when an investor sells shares, the money must be sent to their bank account within two working days after the trade. If someone buys shares, the shares must be delivered to their demat account within two working days as well. But in real … Read more
Many investors in Nepal’s stock market are unknowingly paying heavy fines for not transferring their shares after selling them. In some cases, the penalty has even been higher than the profit they made from the sale. This charge can cost up to 20% of the total sale amount. This penalty is known as a “Closeout … Read more
Commercial banks in Nepal have reduced their interest rates for the month of Kartik. According to the new notice, the average maximum interest rate has dropped compared to Ashoj. In Bhadra, the average maximum interest rate on personal fixed deposits was 5.46%, which has now fallen to 5.20% in Kartik — a decrease of 0.26 … Read more
At present, 43 banks and financial institutions in Nepal provide the C-ASBA (Centralized ASBA) service, according to CDSC (CDS and Clearing Limited). All commercial banks are offering this service, but not all of them charge the same fee. 1. Banks That Don’t Charge Any C-ASBA Fee Out of all commercial banks, five banks provide the … Read more