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Finance Minister Calls for Stronger and Globally Competitive Capital Market on SEBON’s 34th Anniversary

Finance Minister Dr. Swarnim Wagle has emphasized the need to make Nepal's capital market safer, more competitive, and aligned with international standards while extending his best wishes on the 34th anniversary of the Securities Board of Nepal (SEBON).

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Finance Minister Calls for Stronger and Globally Competitive Capital Market on SEBON’s 34th Anniversary

Finance Minister Dr. Swarnim Wagle has extended his congratulations and best wishes on the occasion of the 34th anniversary of the Securities Board of Nepal (SEBON).

In a message issued to mark the occasion, the Finance Minister highlighted the importance of developing a safe, competitive, and internationally aligned capital market capable of supporting Nepal's long-term economic growth.

Dr. Wagle stated that effective regulation, enhanced transparency, and modern market systems are essential to attract both individual and institutional investors into the capital market.

According to him, SEBON should continue strengthening its institutional and regulatory capabilities while making its services more efficient, technology-driven, and investor-friendly.

The Finance Minister also stressed the importance of effective supervision and monitoring mechanisms to reduce systemic risks and improve market stability.

He expressed confidence that stronger regulatory oversight and improved governance practices would contribute to building greater investor trust and confidence in Nepal's capital market.

Dr. Wagle further noted that SEBON has an important responsibility in safeguarding investor interests, promoting market integrity, and supporting the sustainable development of the securities market.

He expressed hope that the regulator would play an even more effective role in enhancing market reforms, improving governance standards, and protecting the rights and interests of investors in the years ahead.

The Finance Minister's remarks come at a time when Nepal's capital market is undergoing regulatory reforms aimed at increasing transparency, improving efficiency, and encouraging broader investor participation.

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