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#NepalRastraBank #NRBDirective1 min read
Nepal Rastra Bank Revises BFI Investment Rules – 6-Month Holding Period for Listed Shares
NRB’s revision to reduce the holding period for listed securities from one year to six months marks a bold regulatory shift. It gives BFIs room to respond to market conditions more flexibly, while removing older sales constraints and maintaining strong safeguards against risky unlisted investments. The move is expected to enhance liquidity, institutional engagement, and the vitality of Nepal’s stock market.
Sandeep Chaudhary8 Oct, 2025
#NepalRastraBank #NRBDirective2 min read
NRB Cuts BFI Investment Holding Period from 1 Year to 6 Months – Major Policy Reform in 2082
The reduction of the investment holding period from one year to six months marks a major shift in Nepal’s financial policy framework. This reform provides banks and financial institutions with greater operational flexibility while supporting the long-term development of the capital market. By also removing outdated sale restrictions and reinforcing compliance for unlisted investments, NRB has created a more dynamic, transparent, and growth-oriented financial system that aligns with Nepal’s evolving economic landscape.
Sandeep Chaudhary8 Oct, 2025
#NepalRastraBank #NRBDirective2 min read
How NRB’s Removal of Single Obligor Limit Will Impact Corporate Borrowers and Credit Growth
The NRB’s removal of the Single Obligor Limit is a strategic reform to accelerate investment and credit growth. It provides freedom to banks to finance large projects, empowers businesses to expand their operations, and redirects liquidity toward productive use. Yet, the sustainability of this reform depends on disciplined governance, risk oversight, and responsible lending practices within Nepal’s banking ecosystem.
Sandeep Chaudhary8 Oct, 2025
#NepalRastraBank #NRBDirective2 min read
NRB’s New Credit Policy 2082: Single Obligor Limit Removed to Boost Large Project Financing
NRB’s decision to remove the Single Obligor Limit under the 2082 directive represents a major leap toward liberalized banking and credit expansion. It empowers banks to finance large projects independently while reinforcing the need for sound risk management. The reform is expected to stimulate investment, enhance credit flow, and contribute to long-term economic resilience in Nepal.
Sandeep Chaudhary8 Oct, 2025
#NepalRastraBank #NRBDirective2 min read
No More Single Borrower Restriction: NRB Frees Credit Exposure Rules in 2025 Directive
NRB’s 2025 directive abolishing the single borrower restriction marks a historic liberalization in Nepal’s banking policy. It shifts the balance from regulation to responsibility — fostering economic expansion while testing the maturity and governance strength of the nation’s financial institutions.
Sandeep Chaudhary8 Oct, 2025
#NepalRastraBank #NRBDirective1 min read
Nepal Rastra Bank Scraps NPR 25 Crore Loan Cap: What It Means for Banks and Businesses
The end of the NPR 25 crore loan ceiling marks a historic policy shift—transforming Nepal’s credit landscape from controlled lending toward market-driven responsibility. The move is expected to unlock large-scale investments, energize economic growth, and push banks to balance freedom with discipline.
Sandeep Chaudhary8 Oct, 2025
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#NepalRastraBank #BankingRefor1 min read
NRB Removes Single Obligor Limit — Major Policy Shift for Bank Lending in Nepal
The removal of the Single Obligor Limit marks a turning point in Nepal’s banking regulation — shifting from centralized control to bank-level responsibility. It encourages large-ticket lending and could boost investment momentum in infrastructure and productive sectors, provided that risk controls are maintained.
Sandeep Chaudhary8 Oct, 2025
#SiddharthaBank #SBL #Dividend1 min read
SBL Dividend History Table (2068–2082) – Bonus %, Cash %, Total %, Book Closure Dates
Siddhartha Bank’s dividend history from 2068 to 2082 tells a story of evolution — from expansion and aggressive capital growth to maturity and prudence. The consistent payout record, including the historic 39% bonus in 2072/73 and the 10.53% balanced dividend in 2081/82, demonstrates SBL’s commitment to both shareholder value and long-term financial health. As of now, the book closure date for FY 2081/82 has not yet been announced, but past patterns suggest it will likely align close to the AGM date as in previous years.
Sandeep Chaudhary8 Oct, 2025
#SiddharthaBank #SBL #Dividend2 min read
Siddhartha Bank Dividend Policy Explained – Past Trends and Future Expectation
Siddhartha Bank’s dividend policy has evolved from bold and growth-oriented to disciplined and stable. The 39% bonus share in FY 2072/73 symbolizes its expansion era, while the 10.53% in FY 2081/82 marks a phase of steady recovery and prudence. For investors, SBL’s consistency, transparency, and adaptability make it one of Nepal’s most dependable dividend-paying banks — a balance between reward and resilience that builds long-term trust in the banking sector.
Sandeep Chaudhary8 Oct, 2025
#SiddharthaBank #SBL #Dividend2 min read
Is SBL Dividend Attractive for Investors in 2082? Full Dividend Review and Outlook
Siddhartha Bank’s 10.53% dividend for FY 2081/82 is indeed attractive, especially in comparison to recent years of minimal distributions. It highlights the bank’s improving earnings, prudent governance, and stability-focused strategy. While the cash portion may not be exceptionally high, the overall mix offers a sustainable and balanced return profile, making it a sound choice for investors seeking both immediate and future value from their holdings.
Sandeep Chaudhary8 Oct, 2025

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All Articles — Page 158

Nepal Rastra Bank Revises BFI Investment Rules – 6-Month Holding Period for Listed Shares

NRB Cuts BFI Investment Holding Period from 1 Year to 6 Months – Major Policy Reform in 2082

How NRB’s Removal of Single Obligor Limit Will Impact Corporate Borrowers and Credit Growth

NRB’s New Credit Policy 2082: Single Obligor Limit Removed to Boost Large Project Financing

No More Single Borrower Restriction: NRB Frees Credit Exposure Rules in 2025 Directive

Nepal Rastra Bank Scraps NPR 25 Crore Loan Cap: What It Means for Banks and Businesses

NRB Removes Single Obligor Limit — Major Policy Shift for Bank Lending in Nepal

SBL Dividend History Table (2068–2082) – Bonus %, Cash %, Total %, Book Closure Dates

Siddhartha Bank Dividend Policy Explained – Past Trends and Future Expectation

Is SBL Dividend Attractive for Investors in 2082? Full Dividend Review and Outlook

NEPSEtrading

Primary issues

Income & debt

Live market

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NEPSE Trading Network

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All Articles — Page 158

Nepal Rastra Bank Revises BFI Investment Rules – 6-Month Holding Period for Listed Shares

NRB Cuts BFI Investment Holding Period from 1 Year to 6 Months – Major Policy Reform in 2082

How NRB’s Removal of Single Obligor Limit Will Impact Corporate Borrowers and Credit Growth

NRB’s New Credit Policy 2082: Single Obligor Limit Removed to Boost Large Project Financing

No More Single Borrower Restriction: NRB Frees Credit Exposure Rules in 2025 Directive

Nepal Rastra Bank Scraps NPR 25 Crore Loan Cap: What It Means for Banks and Businesses

NRB Removes Single Obligor Limit — Major Policy Shift for Bank Lending in Nepal

SBL Dividend History Table (2068–2082) – Bonus %, Cash %, Total %, Book Closure Dates

Siddhartha Bank Dividend Policy Explained – Past Trends and Future Expectation

Is SBL Dividend Attractive for Investors in 2082? Full Dividend Review and Outlook