Nabil Bank Wins Prestigious “Best Bank for Sustainable Finance 2025” Award! Big news for Nabil Bank! We’re thrilled to announce that Nabil Bank Limited has been awarded the coveted “Best Bank for Sustainable Finance” award at the EuroMoney Awards for Excellence 2025! This incredible achievement recognizes Nabil Bank’s unwavering commitment to sustainable banking practices and […]
NIC Asia Capital Announces Dividends for Four Mutual Funds! Breaking news for investors! NIC Asia Capital Limited has declared cash dividends from four of its managed mutual funds. This is exciting news for investors looking for returns on their investments in the Nepalese stock market. The decision to distribute dividends was made during the board
Himalayan Investment Banking Limited Seeks Approval for a 4 Billion Rupee Closed-End Fund: Investing in Nepal Hello everyone, and welcome back to the blog! Today, we’re diving into the latest news from the Nepalese financial market. Himalayan Investment Banking Limited is making waves, and we’re here to break down the details for you. Investment opportunities
Nepal Bond Allotment Results Are In! Check Your Status Now Are you one of the many investors eagerly awaiting the results of the recent bond offerings from Nepal SBI Bank and Siddhartha Bank? The wait is over! The allotment process for these highly anticipated fixed-income debentures has been completed, and you can now check your
Microfinance Mayhem? What the Dividend Cap Revision Means for Nepal’s Microfinance Sector Hey everyone! Welcome back to Bajarko Chirfar, your go-to source for the latest insights into Nepali finance! Today, we’re diving deep into a hot topic that’s got the microfinance world buzzing: the potential revision of the 15% dividend limit imposed by the Nepal
In recent years, especially after the historic bull market of 2077/78 BS, the Nepal Stock Exchange (NEPSE) has attracted a wave of young investors [2]. Social media platforms are buzzing with stories of massive profits from small investments—TikTok tips and Telegram groups fuel the perception that trading is a shortcut to instant wealth [2]. But
