Nepal’s news, read twice.
126 stories from the Finance desk.
Sanima Bank has begun issuing the RFID-based N-Tag required for the Nagdhunga-Sisnekhola tunnel from all its branches across Nepal, letting motorists skip toll queues on the country's first modern road tunnel.
Roshon KC has taken the oath of office and secrecy as the new chairman of Machhapuchchhre Bank before Nepal Rastra Bank Governor Prof. Dr. Bishwanath Paudel in Kathmandu on November 6, 2026.
Global IME Bank has begun work on a 12-storey corporate building at Uttar Dhoka, Kathmandu, covering about 146,000 square feet.
The World Bank said on Thursday that developing countries' external debt hit a record $9.4 trillion in 2025, growing at its fastest pace since the pandemic, driven mainly by private financing.
Nepal's securities regulator SEBON has released a preliminary draft of the 'Interday Securities Trading Regulations, 2083', proposing to allow investors to buy and sell shares within the same trading day. Stakeholder feedback has been invited until Mangsir 4.
Garima Development Bank Limited has inaugurated its 127th branch in Baluwatar, Kathmandu, as it begins its 19th year of operations.
Nepal Rastra Bank has started selling gold and silver coins for Dhanteras from today, aiming to meet festival demand as part of the central bank's ongoing festive-season coin issuing practice.
SEBON has issued the Nepal Securities Board Information Technology Policy, 2083, replacing the 2076 policy after six years. The new framework aims to make the capital and commodity markets modern, risk-free and internationally competitive, with 24-hour monitoring and annual testing provisions following a cyber attack on the share market.
SEBON has approved Kantipur Pharmaceuticals Lab to issue an IPO of 1.7 million shares worth Rs 170 million, or 21.25 percent of its paid-up capital, with Muktinath Capital as issue manager.