Mutual funds are becoming a more familiar investment option in Nepal, but many investors still find the concept confusing. Among mutual fund types, open-end funds are gaining popularity because they offer flexibility and easier access compared to closed-end funds. Disclaimer Mutual fund investments are subject to market risks. Please read all scheme-related documents carefully before … 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
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
In Nepal, many people want to start investing but do not know where to begin. The stock market feels complex, bank interest rates are falling, and keeping savings idle does not help your money grow. In this situation, a Systematic Investment Plan—popularly known as SIP—has become one of the easiest ways for ordinary people to … Read more
Kathmandu, 25 November 2025 — Garima Capital Limited is preparing to start a new open-end mutual fund scheme named Garima Golden Plan. The company submitted its application to the Nepal Securities Board on 28 Kartik 2082 B.S. The regulator announced the update publicly on 9 Mangsir 2082 B.S. through its website. Fund and Issue Details … Read more