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Why doesn’t a Open Index fund exist in Nepal?

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Why doesn’t a Open Index fund exist in Nepal?

I know about the NIC 30 but that’s closed. What are the biggest road blocks to creating an Index fund? Shouldn’t it have been an obvious choice from the start?

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    October 3, 2023,

    Well bc Nepse is itself an outdated index! They don’t even use a float weighted capped methodology thus, leading to liquidity issue and high tracking error! That’s why Nepse is planning to introduce new benchmark indices in line with international standard, float wt capped, inorder to facilitate operations of an index fund

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