The government has started putting the capital market reform report into action. The Finance Ministry began the implementation process on the same day the report was submitted by the reform task force on Ashoj 9.
According to Finance Ministry spokesperson Tanka Prasad Pandey, letters have been sent to the Nepal Rastra Bank, Nepal Stock Exchange (NEPSE), Securities Board of Nepal (SEBON), and the ministry’s Revenue Department. These organizations have been asked to begin carrying out the recommendations from the report.
Pandey said that these agencies have already started the process of implementing the suggested reforms. The task force had listed actions to be done immediately, and the related offices are now working on those steps.
Government institutions are also preparing plans for medium- and long-term reforms. These plans will be implemented gradually to make Nepal’s capital market more efficient, transparent, and investor-friendly.
This marks the beginning of real action from the government to improve the country’s stock market after years of discussion and delay.
