Systematic Investment Plans (SIPs) were introduced in Nepal to help people invest small amounts regularly, especially those who cannot put large sums into the market at once. These plans work through open-ended mutual funds run by merchant banks. In theory, SIPs are supposed to teach saving habits, offer stability, and give good returns over a … Read more
Many people in Nepal want to invest but are not sure where to begin. The share market feels complicated, and not everyone has the time to study charts or company reports. For new investors, mutual funds offer one of the easiest ways to get started. Even with Rs 1,000, anyone can begin their investment journey … Read more
A mutual fund is an investment tool where money from many investors is collected and invested in shares, bonds, and other securities. It helps gather small scattered savings and turn them into a large investment pool. Investors buy “units” of the fund, and the fund manager invests that money in different sectors. DisclaimerMutual fund investments … Read more
A mutual fund, also called a collective investment scheme, is a way for multiple investors to pool their money together. The collected money is professionally managed by experts to invest in different financial instruments. In Nepal, mutual funds are managed by a team that usually includes fund promoters, supervisors, fund managers, and depositories. Profits earned … Read more
Interest in Systematic Investment Plans (SIP) has been rising in recent years, especially among people who want to invest but cannot take high risks in the share market. SIPs allow regular investment with small amounts, which has made them popular among new and small investors across the country. DisclaimerMutual fund investments are subject to market … Read more
Mutual funds have become a common investment choice in Nepal, especially for people who want returns without actively managing their own portfolio. However, many new investors still struggle to understand how these funds actually work, what fees apply, and what risks they carry.This detailed guide explains each part of mutual fund investing in Nepal in … Read more
Open-end mutual funds (SIP) have become an important investment option in Nepal, especially for people who want flexibility while managing risk. Although the concept looks simple from the outside, many investors still do not fully understand how these funds are structured, how units are bought or sold, and what rules govern them. This overview explains … Read more
Mutual funds have quietly become one of the most active institutional players in Nepal’s stock market. While a part of their money sits in fixed deposits and bonds, most of it is deployed in shares of listed companies. And because these funds rely on research teams and technical analysis, many retail investors use their investment … Read more
The units of the Machhapuchchhre SIP Scheme have opened for public subscription from today, Mangsir 14. The scheme is operated under the management of Machhapuchchhre Capital Limited. A total of 2 crore units, each valued at Rs. 10, worth Rs. 20 crore, have been issued for sale. Open-Ended Scheme According to the scheme manager, this … Read more