From 10 am today, Gen Z investors and other market activists are set to stage a protest at the Nepal Securities Board (SEBON). The demonstration aims to demand reforms in the stock market and address alleged corruption in the regulatory body.
The protest is organized under the leadership of young investors who are calling for a stronger, transparent, and investor-friendly capital market. The movement’s coordination committee stated, “We urge all young investors, activists, and concerned stakeholders to unite in the fight against policy corruption at SEBON. Your active participation and support are essential to build a clean, transparent, and strong capital market in Nepal.”
Investors have been asked to gather at the SEBON office in Khumaltar at 10 am. The protest follows the group’s earlier submission of a 28-point demand list. The committee says they were forced to protest after the board did not respond to their requests for dialogue.
The demonstration is expected to draw attention to long-standing concerns about governance and transparency in Nepal’s stock market.
