Members of the House of Representatives recently talked about Nepal’s share market. They are worried that there is not enough funding for market projects in the 2081–2082 budget. The government has not taken action, and investors’ money is stuck.
| Aspect | Details |
| Finance Minister | Barshaman Pun |
| Fiscal Year | 2081/2082 |
| Main Concern | Lack of provisions in the budget to address share market issues |
| Investor Issue | Capital tied up, lack of government intervention |
| Securities Board Chairman Appointment | The selection committee requires at least three candidates |
| Monetary Policy | New policy in development to stimulate the stock market |
| Collaborating Entity | Nepal Rastra Bank (NRB) |
Finance Minister Pun explained how they chose the Chairman of the Securities Board of Nepal. The selection committee must recommend at least three candidates to the Council of Ministers. Legally, they cannot proceed with interviews if there are only two candidates.
Despite these issues, Minister Pun shared some good news. He said a new monetary policy will soon come out to help the stock market. The Ministry of Finance is working with Nepal Rastra Bank (NRB) to make this policy to boost investor confidence and improve the financial environment.
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