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Amazon’s $233 Million Investment in India: A Game-Changer for Digital Growth and Employment
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Amazon’s $233 Million Investment in India: A Game-Changer for Digital Growth and Employment

Amazon’s $233 Million Investment in India: A Game-Changer for Digital Growth and Employment Amazon has announced a fresh investment of $233 million in India, signaling its continued confidence in the country’s economic potential and digital ambitions. The investment is set to strengthen Amazon’s operational network, expand its technological capabilities, and contribute to social welfare measures—particularly in rural and semi-urban areas of India. According to the company’s official statement, the investment will be used to upgrade warehousing infrastructure, improve logistics, and develop new technologies aimed at enhancing delivery speed, efficiency, and safety. Amazon’s goal is to ensure that its services reach even the remotest parts of India, improving customer experience across the board.

Dipesh Ghimire

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20 Jun, 2025

Nepal’s Economic Reality Diverges from Government Rhetoric: Revenue Deficit and Debt Raise Concerns
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Nepal’s Economic Reality Diverges from Government Rhetoric: Revenue Deficit and Debt Raise Concerns

Nepal’s Economic Reality Diverges from Government Rhetoric: Revenue Deficit and Debt Raise Concerns Despite government claims of an improving economic landscape, data from Nepal's fiscal management and revenue performance paints a different picture. Public statements from ruling party leaders and ministers suggest that the country is on the path to economic recovery. However, this narrative is increasingly being challenged by economic observers, who point to poor internal indicators such as stagnant revenue collection, rising public debt, and poor budget execution as signs that the proclaimed recovery may be more political spin than economic reality. Since assuming office, the current administration has continuously promoted the message that Nepal’s economy is stabilizing. Officials often cite improvements in foreign reserves, inflation control, and a narrowing trade deficit. While these indicators have indeed shown short-term gains, they do not fully represent the underlying health of the economy. Economic experts argue that internal structural issues—particularly those related to government income and expenditure—remain unresolved.

Dipesh Ghimire

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19 Jun, 2025

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Amazon’s $233 Million Investment in India: A Game-Changer for Digital Growth and Employment
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Amazon’s $233 Million Investment in India: A Game-Changer for Digital Growth and Employment

Amazon’s $233 Million Investment in India: A Game-Changer for Digital Growth and Employment Amazon has announced a fresh investment of $233 million in India, signaling its continued confidence in the country’s economic potential and digital ambitions. The investment is set to strengthen Amazon’s operational network, expand its technological capabilities, and contribute to social welfare measures—particularly in rural and semi-urban areas of India. According to the company’s official statement, the investment will be used to upgrade warehousing infrastructure, improve logistics, and develop new technologies aimed at enhancing delivery speed, efficiency, and safety. Amazon’s goal is to ensure that its services reach even the remotest parts of India, improving customer experience across the board.

Dipesh Ghimire

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20 Jun, 2025

Nepal’s Economic Reality Diverges from Government Rhetoric: Revenue Deficit and Debt Raise Concerns
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Nepal’s Economic Reality Diverges from Government Rhetoric: Revenue Deficit and Debt Raise Concerns

Nepal’s Economic Reality Diverges from Government Rhetoric: Revenue Deficit and Debt Raise Concerns Despite government claims of an improving economic landscape, data from Nepal's fiscal management and revenue performance paints a different picture. Public statements from ruling party leaders and ministers suggest that the country is on the path to economic recovery. However, this narrative is increasingly being challenged by economic observers, who point to poor internal indicators such as stagnant revenue collection, rising public debt, and poor budget execution as signs that the proclaimed recovery may be more political spin than economic reality. Since assuming office, the current administration has continuously promoted the message that Nepal’s economy is stabilizing. Officials often cite improvements in foreign reserves, inflation control, and a narrowing trade deficit. While these indicators have indeed shown short-term gains, they do not fully represent the underlying health of the economy. Economic experts argue that internal structural issues—particularly those related to government income and expenditure—remain unresolved.

Dipesh Ghimire

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19 Jun, 2025

Israel–Iran Conflict Pushes Oil Prices Up, Threatens Global Stability
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Israel–Iran Conflict Pushes Oil Prices Up, Threatens Global Stability

Israel–Iran Conflict Pushes Oil Prices Up, Threatens Global Stability The recent escalation between Israel and Iran has sent shockwaves through the global financial and energy markets. The missile strike by Israel on Iran’s nuclear facility, followed by Iran’s retaliation with drones and missiles, has heightened fears of a prolonged conflict in the Middle East. With no signs of immediate de-escalation, the global oil market has responded swiftly, triggering volatility in stock markets and sparking inflationary concerns.

Dipesh Ghimire

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17 Jun, 2025

Foreign Investment Commitments Cross Rs. 60 Billion in 11 Months, Over Rs. 3.5 Billion in Jestha Alone
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Foreign Investment Commitments Cross Rs. 60 Billion in 11 Months, Over Rs. 3.5 Billion in Jestha Alone

Foreign Investment Commitments Cross Rs. 60 Billion in 11 Months, Over Rs. 3.5 Billion in Jestha Alone Nepal has received foreign investment commitments exceeding Rs. 60.60 billion in the first 11 months of the current fiscal year. According to the Department of Industry, approvals through the certification system accounted for Rs. 56.74 billion, while the automated route contributed Rs. 3.86 billion. These investments were pledged for 717 industrial ventures. Of the total, 347 industries were approved under the certification process, and 370 industries received approvals through the automated system. Additionally, Share Purchase Agreements (SPA) and Share Subscription Agreements (SSA) led to commitments worth Rs. 1.96 billion across 32 industries. Technology Transfer Agreements (TTA) were approved for 66 industries.

Dipesh Ghimire

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16 Jun, 2025

NEPSE Governance Code Aims to Bolster Transparency and Accountability in Listed Companies
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NEPSE Governance Code Aims to Bolster Transparency and Accountability in Listed Companies

NEPSE Governance Code Aims to Bolster Transparency and Accountability in Listed Companies The Securities Board of Nepal (SEBON), the capital market regulator, introduced the Institutional Governance Guidelines, 2074 (2017 AD) to standardize and improve the conduct of listed organized institutions. The directive is based on six core principles set by the OECD (Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development), focusing on shareholders’ rights, equitable treatment, disclosure, accountability, board responsibility, and stakeholder obligations.

Dipesh Ghimire

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15 Jun, 2025

District-wise Distribution of Bank and Financial Institution Branches in Nepal
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District-wise Distribution of Bank and Financial Institution Branches in Nepal

As of Baisakh 2082, Nepal has 6,507 bank and financial institution branches across all 77 districts, with one branch per 4,483 people on average. Bagmati Province leads with 2,286 branches and the best coverage, while Madhesh has the worst access with one branch per 8,528 people. Kathmandu, Kaski, and Lalitpur have the highest concentration of branches, whereas Rautahat, Jajarkot, and Achham are among the most underserved. The data highlights significant disparities in banking access, emphasizing the need for improved financial inclusion in rural and remote districts of Nepal.

Sandeep Chaudhary

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14 Jun, 2025

A Deep Dive into Product-Wise Lending Patterns (Baisakh-End 2082)
Product-Wise Lending

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A Deep Dive into Product-Wise Lending Patterns (Baisakh-End 2082)

As of Baisakh-end 2082, Nepal’s commercial banks have disbursed over Rs. 44 Kharba in loans across various products. Global IME Bank leads with the highest total loan portfolio, followed by NABIL and NMB Bank. Term loans, working capital/demand loans, and cash credit loans dominate lending, while home loans and real estate loans show strong individual growth. Priority sectors like deprived sector lending and margin loans also see significant allocations. This detailed breakdown highlights lending trends and credit priorities in Nepal’s banking sector.

Sandeep Chaudhary

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14 Jun, 2025

Sector-wise Loan Disbursement by Commercial Banks Crosses Rs. 44 Kharba by Baisakh End 2082
sector-wise credit

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Sector-wise Loan Disbursement by Commercial Banks Crosses Rs. 44 Kharba by Baisakh End 2082

As of Baisakh end 2082, Nepal’s commercial banks have disbursed over Rs. 4.40 trillion in loans. Global IME Bank, NABIL Bank, and Rastriya Banijya Bank (RBB) top the list in total sector-wise credit. Key sectors include wholesale and retail trade, consumption loans, infrastructure, and real estate. The latest data highlights the growing role of banks in economic development and shows strong diversification in loan portfolios across productive sectors.

Sandeep Chaudhary

·

14 Jun, 2025

Top 5 banks in Nepal by deposit types as of Baisakh End 2082
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Top 5 banks in Nepal by deposit types as of Baisakh End 2082

Top 5 banks in Nepal by deposit types as of Baisakh End 2082 include Global IME, NABIL, RBB, NIMB, and NBL. A heatmap analysis shows Global IME Bank leads in both fixed and savings deposits, while NABIL Bank has the highest call deposits. Savings and fixed deposits dominate the overall deposit structure across all banks. Current and other deposits remain minimal in comparison. This visual comparison highlights where each bank concentrates its fund mobilization strategy.

Sandeep Chaudhary

·

13 Jun, 2025

Commercial Banks' Capital Strength Revealed: NMB, Global IME Lead the Pack
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Commercial Banks' Capital Strength Revealed: NMB, Global IME Lead the Pack

As of Baisakh-end 2082 (May 2025), Nepal’s commercial banks show strong capital positions led by NMB Bank (NPR 60.43B), Global IME (NPR 61.42B), and NABIL Bank (NPR 56.20B). Global IME has the highest paid-up capital (NPR 38.11B). Negative retained earnings were reported in banks like NMB, Kumari, HBL, and Prabhu, signaling past losses or high payouts. Banks such as NABIL, RBB, and NIC Asia maintain solid reserves. The data reflects varied financial health, with stronger banks well-positioned for growth and stability, while weaker ones may require capital strengthening.

Sandeep Chaudhary

·

13 Jun, 2025

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Amazon’s $233 Million Investment in India: A Game-Changer for Digital Growth and Employment
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Amazon’s $233 Million Investment in India: A Game-Changer for Digital Growth and Employment

Amazon’s $233 Million Investment in India: A Game-Changer for Digital Growth and Employment Amazon has announced a fresh investment of $233 million in India, signaling its continued confidence in the country’s economic potential and digital ambitions. The investment is set to strengthen Amazon’s operational network, expand its technological capabilities, and contribute to social welfare measures—particularly in rural and semi-urban areas of India. According to the company’s official statement, the investment will be used to upgrade warehousing infrastructure, improve logistics, and develop new technologies aimed at enhancing delivery speed, efficiency, and safety. Amazon’s goal is to ensure that its services reach even the remotest parts of India, improving customer experience across the board.

Dipesh Ghimire

·

20 Jun, 2025

Nepal’s Economic Reality Diverges from Government Rhetoric: Revenue Deficit and Debt Raise Concerns
Top

3 min read

Nepal’s Economic Reality Diverges from Government Rhetoric: Revenue Deficit and Debt Raise Concerns

Nepal’s Economic Reality Diverges from Government Rhetoric: Revenue Deficit and Debt Raise Concerns Despite government claims of an improving economic landscape, data from Nepal's fiscal management and revenue performance paints a different picture. Public statements from ruling party leaders and ministers suggest that the country is on the path to economic recovery. However, this narrative is increasingly being challenged by economic observers, who point to poor internal indicators such as stagnant revenue collection, rising public debt, and poor budget execution as signs that the proclaimed recovery may be more political spin than economic reality. Since assuming office, the current administration has continuously promoted the message that Nepal’s economy is stabilizing. Officials often cite improvements in foreign reserves, inflation control, and a narrowing trade deficit. While these indicators have indeed shown short-term gains, they do not fully represent the underlying health of the economy. Economic experts argue that internal structural issues—particularly those related to government income and expenditure—remain unresolved.

Dipesh Ghimire

·

19 Jun, 2025

Israel–Iran Conflict Pushes Oil Prices Up, Threatens Global Stability
Top

2 min read

Israel–Iran Conflict Pushes Oil Prices Up, Threatens Global Stability

Israel–Iran Conflict Pushes Oil Prices Up, Threatens Global Stability The recent escalation between Israel and Iran has sent shockwaves through the global financial and energy markets. The missile strike by Israel on Iran’s nuclear facility, followed by Iran’s retaliation with drones and missiles, has heightened fears of a prolonged conflict in the Middle East. With no signs of immediate de-escalation, the global oil market has responded swiftly, triggering volatility in stock markets and sparking inflationary concerns.

Dipesh Ghimire

·

17 Jun, 2025

Foreign Investment Commitments Cross Rs. 60 Billion in 11 Months, Over Rs. 3.5 Billion in Jestha Alone
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Foreign Investment Commitments Cross Rs. 60 Billion in 11 Months, Over Rs. 3.5 Billion in Jestha Alone

Foreign Investment Commitments Cross Rs. 60 Billion in 11 Months, Over Rs. 3.5 Billion in Jestha Alone Nepal has received foreign investment commitments exceeding Rs. 60.60 billion in the first 11 months of the current fiscal year. According to the Department of Industry, approvals through the certification system accounted for Rs. 56.74 billion, while the automated route contributed Rs. 3.86 billion. These investments were pledged for 717 industrial ventures. Of the total, 347 industries were approved under the certification process, and 370 industries received approvals through the automated system. Additionally, Share Purchase Agreements (SPA) and Share Subscription Agreements (SSA) led to commitments worth Rs. 1.96 billion across 32 industries. Technology Transfer Agreements (TTA) were approved for 66 industries.

Dipesh Ghimire

·

16 Jun, 2025

NEPSE Governance Code Aims to Bolster Transparency and Accountability in Listed Companies
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NEPSE Governance Code Aims to Bolster Transparency and Accountability in Listed Companies

NEPSE Governance Code Aims to Bolster Transparency and Accountability in Listed Companies The Securities Board of Nepal (SEBON), the capital market regulator, introduced the Institutional Governance Guidelines, 2074 (2017 AD) to standardize and improve the conduct of listed organized institutions. The directive is based on six core principles set by the OECD (Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development), focusing on shareholders’ rights, equitable treatment, disclosure, accountability, board responsibility, and stakeholder obligations.

Dipesh Ghimire

·

15 Jun, 2025

District-wise Distribution of Bank and Financial Institution Branches in Nepal
District-wise

1 min read

District-wise Distribution of Bank and Financial Institution Branches in Nepal

As of Baisakh 2082, Nepal has 6,507 bank and financial institution branches across all 77 districts, with one branch per 4,483 people on average. Bagmati Province leads with 2,286 branches and the best coverage, while Madhesh has the worst access with one branch per 8,528 people. Kathmandu, Kaski, and Lalitpur have the highest concentration of branches, whereas Rautahat, Jajarkot, and Achham are among the most underserved. The data highlights significant disparities in banking access, emphasizing the need for improved financial inclusion in rural and remote districts of Nepal.

Sandeep Chaudhary

·

14 Jun, 2025

A Deep Dive into Product-Wise Lending Patterns (Baisakh-End 2082)
Product-Wise Lending

2 min read

A Deep Dive into Product-Wise Lending Patterns (Baisakh-End 2082)

As of Baisakh-end 2082, Nepal’s commercial banks have disbursed over Rs. 44 Kharba in loans across various products. Global IME Bank leads with the highest total loan portfolio, followed by NABIL and NMB Bank. Term loans, working capital/demand loans, and cash credit loans dominate lending, while home loans and real estate loans show strong individual growth. Priority sectors like deprived sector lending and margin loans also see significant allocations. This detailed breakdown highlights lending trends and credit priorities in Nepal’s banking sector.

Sandeep Chaudhary

·

14 Jun, 2025

Sector-wise Loan Disbursement by Commercial Banks Crosses Rs. 44 Kharba by Baisakh End 2082
sector-wise credit

2 min read

Sector-wise Loan Disbursement by Commercial Banks Crosses Rs. 44 Kharba by Baisakh End 2082

As of Baisakh end 2082, Nepal’s commercial banks have disbursed over Rs. 4.40 trillion in loans. Global IME Bank, NABIL Bank, and Rastriya Banijya Bank (RBB) top the list in total sector-wise credit. Key sectors include wholesale and retail trade, consumption loans, infrastructure, and real estate. The latest data highlights the growing role of banks in economic development and shows strong diversification in loan portfolios across productive sectors.

Sandeep Chaudhary

·

14 Jun, 2025

Top 5 banks in Nepal by deposit types as of Baisakh End 2082
bank

1 min read

Top 5 banks in Nepal by deposit types as of Baisakh End 2082

Top 5 banks in Nepal by deposit types as of Baisakh End 2082 include Global IME, NABIL, RBB, NIMB, and NBL. A heatmap analysis shows Global IME Bank leads in both fixed and savings deposits, while NABIL Bank has the highest call deposits. Savings and fixed deposits dominate the overall deposit structure across all banks. Current and other deposits remain minimal in comparison. This visual comparison highlights where each bank concentrates its fund mobilization strategy.

Sandeep Chaudhary

·

13 Jun, 2025

Commercial Banks' Capital Strength Revealed: NMB, Global IME Lead the Pack
Commercial Banks'

2 min read

Commercial Banks' Capital Strength Revealed: NMB, Global IME Lead the Pack

As of Baisakh-end 2082 (May 2025), Nepal’s commercial banks show strong capital positions led by NMB Bank (NPR 60.43B), Global IME (NPR 61.42B), and NABIL Bank (NPR 56.20B). Global IME has the highest paid-up capital (NPR 38.11B). Negative retained earnings were reported in banks like NMB, Kumari, HBL, and Prabhu, signaling past losses or high payouts. Banks such as NABIL, RBB, and NIC Asia maintain solid reserves. The data reflects varied financial health, with stronger banks well-positioned for growth and stability, while weaker ones may require capital strengthening.

Sandeep Chaudhary

·

13 Jun, 2025

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Amazon’s $233 Million Investment in India: A Game-Changer for Digital Growth and Employment

Dipesh Ghimire

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20 Jun, 2025

Amazon’s $233 Million Investment in India: A Game-Changer for Digital Growth and Employment

Amazon’s $233 Million Investment in India: A Game-Changer for Digital Growth and Employment Amazon has announced a fresh investment of $233 million in India, signaling its continued confidence in the country’s economic potential and digital ambitions. The investment is set to strengthen Amazon’s operational network, expand its technological capabilities, and contribute to social welfare measures—particularly in rural and semi-urban areas of India. According to the company’s official statement, the investment will be used to upgrade warehousing infrastructure, improve logistics, and develop new technologies aimed at enhancing delivery speed, efficiency, and safety. Amazon’s goal is to ensure that its services reach even the remotest parts of India, improving customer experience across the board.

Top

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Nepal’s Economic Reality Diverges from Government Rhetoric: Revenue Deficit and Debt Raise Concerns

Dipesh Ghimire

·

19 Jun, 2025

Nepal’s Economic Reality Diverges from Government Rhetoric: Revenue Deficit and Debt Raise Concerns

Nepal’s Economic Reality Diverges from Government Rhetoric: Revenue Deficit and Debt Raise Concerns Despite government claims of an improving economic landscape, data from Nepal's fiscal management and revenue performance paints a different picture. Public statements from ruling party leaders and ministers suggest that the country is on the path to economic recovery. However, this narrative is increasingly being challenged by economic observers, who point to poor internal indicators such as stagnant revenue collection, rising public debt, and poor budget execution as signs that the proclaimed recovery may be more political spin than economic reality. Since assuming office, the current administration has continuously promoted the message that Nepal’s economy is stabilizing. Officials often cite improvements in foreign reserves, inflation control, and a narrowing trade deficit. While these indicators have indeed shown short-term gains, they do not fully represent the underlying health of the economy. Economic experts argue that internal structural issues—particularly those related to government income and expenditure—remain unresolved.

Top

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Israel–Iran Conflict Pushes Oil Prices Up, Threatens Global Stability

Dipesh Ghimire

·

17 Jun, 2025

Israel–Iran Conflict Pushes Oil Prices Up, Threatens Global Stability

Israel–Iran Conflict Pushes Oil Prices Up, Threatens Global Stability The recent escalation between Israel and Iran has sent shockwaves through the global financial and energy markets. The missile strike by Israel on Iran’s nuclear facility, followed by Iran’s retaliation with drones and missiles, has heightened fears of a prolonged conflict in the Middle East. With no signs of immediate de-escalation, the global oil market has responded swiftly, triggering volatility in stock markets and sparking inflationary concerns.

Top

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Foreign Investment Commitments Cross Rs. 60 Billion in 11 Months, Over Rs. 3.5 Billion in Jestha Alone

Dipesh Ghimire

·

16 Jun, 2025

Foreign Investment Commitments Cross Rs. 60 Billion in 11 Months, Over Rs. 3.5 Billion in Jestha Alone

Foreign Investment Commitments Cross Rs. 60 Billion in 11 Months, Over Rs. 3.5 Billion in Jestha Alone Nepal has received foreign investment commitments exceeding Rs. 60.60 billion in the first 11 months of the current fiscal year. According to the Department of Industry, approvals through the certification system accounted for Rs. 56.74 billion, while the automated route contributed Rs. 3.86 billion. These investments were pledged for 717 industrial ventures. Of the total, 347 industries were approved under the certification process, and 370 industries received approvals through the automated system. Additionally, Share Purchase Agreements (SPA) and Share Subscription Agreements (SSA) led to commitments worth Rs. 1.96 billion across 32 industries. Technology Transfer Agreements (TTA) were approved for 66 industries.

Top

2 min read

NEPSE Governance Code Aims to Bolster Transparency and Accountability in Listed Companies

Dipesh Ghimire

·

15 Jun, 2025

NEPSE Governance Code Aims to Bolster Transparency and Accountability in Listed Companies

NEPSE Governance Code Aims to Bolster Transparency and Accountability in Listed Companies The Securities Board of Nepal (SEBON), the capital market regulator, introduced the Institutional Governance Guidelines, 2074 (2017 AD) to standardize and improve the conduct of listed organized institutions. The directive is based on six core principles set by the OECD (Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development), focusing on shareholders’ rights, equitable treatment, disclosure, accountability, board responsibility, and stakeholder obligations.

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2 min read

District-wise Distribution of Bank and Financial Institution Branches in Nepal

Sandeep Chaudhary

·

14 Jun, 2025

District-wise Distribution of Bank and Financial Institution Branches in Nepal

As of Baisakh 2082, Nepal has 6,507 bank and financial institution branches across all 77 districts, with one branch per 4,483 people on average. Bagmati Province leads with 2,286 branches and the best coverage, while Madhesh has the worst access with one branch per 8,528 people. Kathmandu, Kaski, and Lalitpur have the highest concentration of branches, whereas Rautahat, Jajarkot, and Achham are among the most underserved. The data highlights significant disparities in banking access, emphasizing the need for improved financial inclusion in rural and remote districts of Nepal.

District-wise

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A Deep Dive into Product-Wise Lending Patterns (Baisakh-End 2082)

Sandeep Chaudhary

·

14 Jun, 2025

A Deep Dive into Product-Wise Lending Patterns (Baisakh-End 2082)

As of Baisakh-end 2082, Nepal’s commercial banks have disbursed over Rs. 44 Kharba in loans across various products. Global IME Bank leads with the highest total loan portfolio, followed by NABIL and NMB Bank. Term loans, working capital/demand loans, and cash credit loans dominate lending, while home loans and real estate loans show strong individual growth. Priority sectors like deprived sector lending and margin loans also see significant allocations. This detailed breakdown highlights lending trends and credit priorities in Nepal’s banking sector.

Product-Wise Lending

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Sector-wise Loan Disbursement by Commercial Banks Crosses Rs. 44 Kharba by Baisakh End 2082

Sandeep Chaudhary

·

14 Jun, 2025

Sector-wise Loan Disbursement by Commercial Banks Crosses Rs. 44 Kharba by Baisakh End 2082

As of Baisakh end 2082, Nepal’s commercial banks have disbursed over Rs. 4.40 trillion in loans. Global IME Bank, NABIL Bank, and Rastriya Banijya Bank (RBB) top the list in total sector-wise credit. Key sectors include wholesale and retail trade, consumption loans, infrastructure, and real estate. The latest data highlights the growing role of banks in economic development and shows strong diversification in loan portfolios across productive sectors.

sector-wise credit

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Top 5 banks in Nepal by deposit types as of Baisakh End 2082

Sandeep Chaudhary

·

13 Jun, 2025

Top 5 banks in Nepal by deposit types as of Baisakh End 2082

Top 5 banks in Nepal by deposit types as of Baisakh End 2082 include Global IME, NABIL, RBB, NIMB, and NBL. A heatmap analysis shows Global IME Bank leads in both fixed and savings deposits, while NABIL Bank has the highest call deposits. Savings and fixed deposits dominate the overall deposit structure across all banks. Current and other deposits remain minimal in comparison. This visual comparison highlights where each bank concentrates its fund mobilization strategy.

bank

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Commercial Banks' Capital Strength Revealed: NMB, Global IME Lead the Pack

Sandeep Chaudhary

·

13 Jun, 2025

Commercial Banks' Capital Strength Revealed: NMB, Global IME Lead the Pack

As of Baisakh-end 2082 (May 2025), Nepal’s commercial banks show strong capital positions led by NMB Bank (NPR 60.43B), Global IME (NPR 61.42B), and NABIL Bank (NPR 56.20B). Global IME has the highest paid-up capital (NPR 38.11B). Negative retained earnings were reported in banks like NMB, Kumari, HBL, and Prabhu, signaling past losses or high payouts. Banks such as NABIL, RBB, and NIC Asia maintain solid reserves. The data reflects varied financial health, with stronger banks well-positioned for growth and stability, while weaker ones may require capital strengthening.

Commercial Banks'

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