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NRB Wants Rs 652 Billion Lent. Nobody Is Borrowing.
NRB wants Rs 652 billion of new lending, but banks already have Rs 1.56 trillion sitting idle. Nepal's credit problem isn't liquidity, it's a lack of borrowers.
How to read Nepal's monetary policy
Nepal's monetary policy is one of the country's most important financial documents, yet most readers focus on the wrong sections. Here's a practical guide to understanding what actually matters, from the currency peg and liquidity corridor to sector-specific provisions that can move bank earnings and stock prices.
Nepal waited 12 years to regulate its cooperative sector. The bill grew 36×.
Nepal's cooperative crisis was not caused by a lack of warnings-it was the result of more than a decade of regulatory inaction.
Shikhar Insurance: Record Sales, Collapsing Earnings, Expensive Stock
Shikhar Insurance posted a record Rs 6.11 billion in premium collections, but beneath the headline lies Nepal's largest-ever insurance loss event.
Nepali bank profits increasingly cannot become dividends.
Nepali banks are about to report respectable FY2082/83 profits, but shareholders may be disappointed by lower dividends.
How to Read a Q4 Unaudited Report
Understanding a Q4 report isn't about reading more numbers. It's about reading the right ones.
How Nepal Turned Export Policy Into Corporate Welfare
Nepal's export cash incentive scheme boosted the profits of a handful of listed exporters.
Sarbottam's Record Profit Isn't Saving Its Share Price
Sarbottam Cement's record profits mask two looming risks-an impending surge in tradable shares.
Reliance Spinning Mills: A subsidised profit and a fantasy price
Reliance Spinning Mills is Nepal's leading textile exporter, but its lofty valuation rests on government subsidies.
What NRB's Monetary Policy Means for NEPSE Investors in FY2083/84
NRB's FY2083/84 monetary policy offers no fresh market stimulus, but its new quality-based margin lending rules could reshape NEPSE by favoring blue-chip stocks over speculative small-caps.
How to read a cash flow statement
Profit can be manipulated. Cash is harder to fake. Learn how to use the cash flow statement to spot weak earnings, hidden risks, and accounting red flags in Nepal's listed companies.
What are development banks even for?
Nepal's development banking sector has shrunk from 88 institutions in 2012 to just 16 today, raising fundamental questions about the future of Class B banks.
