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
Investing in Nepal’s share market can feel confusing, especially if you’re busy with work or don’t know much about stocks. That’s where mutual funds come in. Think of them as a shortcut for growing your money safely without spending hours analyzing charts or following market news. Let’s break it down in an easy ABCD way. … 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
In Nepal, many people want to invest but hesitate because they feel the share market is complicated or believe they need a large amount of money to get started. A Systematic Investment Plan (SIP) solves both problems. It allows anyone to invest a small amount regularly and slowly build long-term wealth without needing deep market … 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
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, December 2 — NI 31, an investment plan under Nabil Mutual Fund, began unit trading on 15 Mangsir 2082. The fund is managed by Nabil Investment Banking Limited, while Nabil Bank Limited works as the fund promoter. NI 31 is the second open-ended scheme launched by Nabil Mutual Fund. Investors can buy and sell … 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