SEBON's 2026 IPO reform: what book building and the 50-kitta minimum change for retail
SEBON's 2026 reform pushes Nepal off fixed Rs 100 IPO pricing toward book building, where the minimum application is 50 kitta, not 10. What actually changes, and when.
Short selling, share lending and intraday trading are coming to NEPSE: what actually changes
SEBON's Shrawan 2083 consultation paper proposes margin lending, securities lending and covered short selling on NEPSE. What each one does to a buy-and-hold portfolio.
What a real NEPSE portfolio manager charges, and how a fake 'advisor' scam differs
Nabil Invest asks Rs 5 lakh minimum and a written 2-year contract. A fake 'advisor' asks for your Mero Share password and nothing in writing. The difference.
Fake share-tip Telegram groups and pump-and-dump in NEPSE
How paid Telegram and Viber stock-tip groups and pump-and-dump operators work in NEPSE, what Nepal's Securities Act actually punishes, and how to spot the trap.
Closed-end vs open-end mutual funds in Nepal: NAV, discount, and which to pick
Closed-end funds list on NEPSE and trade below NAV; open-end funds transact at NAV with the manager. The full split on pricing, loads, tax, and which to pick.
How to start a SIP in a Nepali mutual fund: the Rs 1,000-a-month route
How to start a SIP in a Nepali open-end mutual fund from Rs 1,000/month: the demat setup, ConnectIPS auto-debit, NAV, loads, tax, and a 20-year worked example.
Reading a Nepali mutual fund factsheet without getting fooled by NAV
A line-by-line guide to the monthly factsheet Nepali mutual funds publish — NAV vs market price, AUM, expense ratio, holdings, and the metrics that matter.