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Capital markets and investment funds

SEBON, NEPSE and CDSC; issuing, listing, trading, funds, debt — and who is actually permitted to buy.

9 guides

  1. Nepal's Capital Markets: SEBON, NEPSE and CDSCWho regulates, operates and settles Nepal's securities market?
  2. Listing in Nepal: IPO and FPO Requirements and ProcessHow does a company go public in Nepal?
  3. Disclosure, Prospectuses and Market ConductWhat must a listed issuer disclose, and what conduct is prohibited?
  4. How NEPSE Trades and Settles: Dematerialisation, CDSC and Market MechanicsHow does the exchange actually work day to day?
  5. Merchant Banking and Market IntermediariesWho are the licensed intermediaries and what does each do?
  6. Mutual Funds and Collective Investment SchemesHow do Nepali collective investment schemes work and who runs them?
  7. Specialised Investment Funds: Private Equity and Venture CapitalHow is a private fund licensed and operated in Nepal?
  8. Debt Securities: Corporate Debentures and Government SecuritiesWhat fixed-income instruments exist in Nepal and how are they issued and traded?
  9. Who Can Buy Nepali Securities: Foreign, NRN and Institutional AccessAm I permitted to buy Nepali listed securities at all?

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