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Nepal built a mass stock market before it built a mature one
In a single decade, Nepal’s stock market transformed from an elite financial niche into one of the most retail-dominated markets in the world, with over seven million Demat accounts and ownership spread across roughly a quarter of the population.
The Take: SEBON Built A Shadow Market
SEBON's attempt to protect investors by tightly restricting IPO approvals has produced the opposite outcome:
Equity Research: Global IME Bank: The cost of getting big
Global IME Bank (GBIME) became Nepal’s largest commercial bank through an aggressive merger strategy that absorbed roughly twenty-one financial institutions.
The Hydropower Diversification Illusion
Hydropower makes up nearly one-third of NEPSE-listed companies, yet most stocks share the same monsoon-driven risks, buyer, and infrastructure.
How an IPO actually works in Nepal
Nepal's IPO market is witnessing unprecedented growth, with 82 companies seeking to raise nearly Rs 55 billion from the public.
Markets Weekly June 12: Investors Defended 2,700. Speculators Ignored It
NEPSE tested 2,700 as speculative money drove newly listed stocks into repeated circuits, while weak liquidity and falling dividends widened the gap between momentum and fundamentals.
Nepali banking's third decade
Nepal's commercial banking sector has already shrunk from 32 banks to 20 over the past decade, but consolidation may not be over yet.
Five recommendations for FY 2083/84 monetary policy
Five Structural Reforms Nepal Rastra Bank Should Prioritize in FY 2083/84 to Strengthen Nepal's Financial System.
Monopoly, Duopoly, and Dilution: Re-thinking Nepal Reinsurance Company
Nepal Reinsurance Company (NRIC) is often viewed as a government-backed monopoly with a strong balance sheet and guaranteed premium flows.
What Three Bank Issues Reveal About Nepal's Capital Markets
Three major Nepali banks issued perpetual preference shares at the same 8.25% coupon within a single quarter.
How to read a Nepali bank's annual report
Most investors stop at net profit, EPS, and dividend announcements. The real story sits deeper inside a bank's annual report
Markets Weekly June 05: The Budget's Winners and Losers
The market sold the capital gains tax hike, failed to hold its rebound, and rotated sharply into insurance and finance while hydropower dragged the index lower.
