Tag: Financial

  • Nabil Bank introduces ‘Instant Gold Loan’ for swift financial solutions

    Nabil Bank introduces ‘Instant Gold Loan’ for swift financial solutions


    Nabil Bank Limited (NABIL) has launched its new financial offering, the ‘Instant Gold Loan,’ designed to provide customers with quick access to funds. This scheme allows individuals to secure loans up to 10 lakh rupees at a competitive interest rate of 12.30%, ensuring loan disbursement within one hour.

    The emphasis is on the convenience of this service, addressing immediate financial needs with minimal complexities. Nabil Bank also provides complimentary insurance coverage for the gold used as collateral, enhancing security for borrowers.

    This innovative program caters to diverse financial requirements, and initially, Nabil Bank is rolling out the service through eight branches across Nepal. For valley customers, the service is accessible at Kumaripati, Kalimati, and Suryabinayak branches, while those outside the valley can avail it at Dharan-Mahendrapath, Butwal-Chauraha, Nepalgunj (Bhanubhakta Chowk), Phidim, and Chipledhunga branches.

  • Nepal Life Insurance Reports 10.25% Growth in Net Profit and Strong Financial Indicators in Q1

    Nepal Life Insurance Reports 10.25% Growth in Net Profit and Strong Financial Indicators in Q1


    Nepal Life Insurance has reported a notable expansion in its business volume and key financial metrics, as outlined in its recently published unaudited financial report for the first quarter of the current fiscal year. The company achieved a commendable 10.25% increase in net profit, affirming its positive financial trajectory.

    Maintaining a robust financial position, Nepal Life Insurance reveals a reserve of Rs 79.33 crore and a substantial life insurance fund amounting to Rs 175.21 arba. Additionally, the company has allocated Rs 1.02 arba to its disaster fund. The investment portfolio stands at a significant Rs 179.36 arba, further underlining the company’s sound financial management.

    In terms of financial obligations, Nepal Life Insurance reports Rs 83.91 crore as unsettled claims. On the revenue front, the company earned insurance premiums totaling Rs 10.93 arba during the reviewed period. The company’s paid-up value is reported at Rs 8.20 arba.

    Key performance indicators include an impressive earnings per share (EPS) of Rs 7.70 and a net worth per share of Rs 124.72. The Price-to-Earnings (PE) ratio is noted at 83.14 times during the specified review period, indicating a measure of the company’s valuation in the market.

    The unaudited financial report portrays Nepal Life Insurance’s resilience and positive growth trends, positioning the company well in the competitive insurance sector.

  • RSDC Reports 6.65% Growth in Net Profit in First Quarter of Fiscal Year 2080/81

    RSDC Reports 6.65% Growth in Net Profit in First Quarter of Fiscal Year 2080/81


    RSDC Laghubitta Bittiya Sanstha Limited (RSDC) has recently released its first quarterly report for the fiscal year 2080/81, revealing several noteworthy findings. One of the most significant highlights is the impressive growth in net profit, which increased by 6.65%. During the first quarter, RSDC reported a net profit of Rs. 4.07 crores, a marked improvement compared to the Rs. 3.82 crores in the same period of the previous year.

    The report also emphasizes a substantial rise in borrowings, which surged by 9.05% in the first quarter of 2080/81, reaching a total of Rs. 5.90 Arba.

    RSDC reported a substantial reduction of 101.98% in impairment charges. This decline signifies improved asset quality and risk management within the organization. However, the company’s expenses related to personnel increased by 6.32%, reaching Rs. 1.21 crores by the end of Ashwin.

    Net Interest Income, the primary revenue stream for microfinance companies, experienced a decrease of 10.96%, totaling Rs. 6.81 crores in the first quarter of the fiscal year 2080/81. This decline may be reflective of broader economic conditions.

    Although at a relatively low level, the Non-Performing Loan (NPL) ratio increased to 1.49% in the first quarter of the financial year 2080/81.

    RSDC maintains a paid-up capital of Rs. 86.95 crores, with a distributable profit of Rs. 10.13 crores to be distributed to its shareholders, indicating the company’s sound financial position.

    The Net Worth per Share has remained nearly constant at Rs. 126.93.

    It is worth noting that the company has proposed a dividend of 9.0528% (comprising 8.6% bonus shares worth Rs. 7.47 Crores and 0.4528% in cash dividends worth Rs. 39.35 lakhs) for the fiscal year 2079/80.

  • In dire need of financial advice, I cannot make a proper decision on selling or holding IPO and secondary script these days while going abroad. What do you think is best for me?

    In dire need of financial advice, I cannot make a proper decision on selling or holding IPO and secondary script these days while going abroad. What do you think is best for me?


    I am planning to move abroad so, I am thinking of selling stocks instead of asking loan from relatives. I hope I am not doing the wrong thing. Previously, I was hoping to hold for a lifetime. But I think this is my last moment. What do you guys advise me should I take a loan from a relative or sell all the script? I have IPO and secondary script worth around 5 lakh in total but since the market is not bullish. I am kind of at a loss already.

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  • How can we start financial independent retirement early (fire) movement in nepal?

    How can we start financial independent retirement early (fire) movement in nepal?


    I am keenly interested in fire movement and working hard to retire at early. However I am unable to find any like minded community in our country.

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  • How do you guys analyze Life Insurance Financial Reports?

    How do you guys analyze Life Insurance Financial Reports?


    Topic ^^

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  • USLB’s Q4 unaudited financial figures

    USLB’s Q4 unaudited financial figures


    What do you guys make of Unnati Sahakarya Laghubitta (USLB)’s Balance Sheet? Equity figures are jacked to the tits from 34.9 Cr (unaudited) / 29.8 Cr (audited) to 46.8 Cr (unaudited) while making only 0.76 Cr (unaudited) in net profits this year.

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  • Where do all these companies publish their financial reports?

    Where do all these companies publish their financial reports?


    Where do all the financial companies publish their quarterly reports?

    yo sabai media (sharesansar, nepsealpha, merolagani) haru le pani ta kunai source bata extract garxa hola ni. tyo source chahi kun ho? i checked the websites of many companies, teha katti companies le upload nai gareko hudaina, then i checked [nepalstock.com.np](https://nepalstock.com.np) teha pani time ma publish gareko thiyena and then i checked sebon ko website teha pani thiyena. so i wanna know WHERE DO ALL THESE COMPANIES PUBLISH THEIR FINANICAL REPORTS??? please someone help me

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  • “ICRA Nepal Gives Unitech Hydropower B+ Issuer Rating Signaling High Default Risk”

    “ICRA Nepal Gives Unitech Hydropower B+ Issuer Rating Signaling High Default Risk”


     

     

    ICRA Nepal Limited has given Unitech Hydropower Company Limited an issuer rating of [ICRANP-IR] B+. This rating signifies that Unitech Hydropower Company Limited carries a high risk of not meeting its financial obligations on time. It’s essential to understand that this rating is a general assessment of the company’s creditworthiness and is not tied to any specific debt instrument.

    For these rating categories, ranging from [ICRANP-IR] AA to [ICRANP-IR] C, a plus (+) or minus (-) sign may be added to indicate their position within the category. In this case, [ICRANP-IR] B+ is slightly better than [ICRANP-IR] B, while [ICRANP-IR] B- is slightly lower than [ICRANP-IR] B.

  • “ICRA Nepal Rates SY Panel Nepal with BB Issuer Rating, Signifying Moderate Default Risk”

    “ICRA Nepal Rates SY Panel Nepal with BB Issuer Rating, Signifying Moderate Default Risk”


    ICRA Nepal Limited has assigned a credit rating of [ICRANP-IR] BB (pronounced as ICRA NP Issuer Rating double B) to SY Panel Nepal Limited. This rating indicates that SY Panel Nepal Limited carries a moderate risk of not meeting its financial obligations in a timely manner. It’s important to note that this rating reflects a general assessment of the company’s creditworthiness and is not specific to any particular debt instrument.

    For this rating scale, which ranges from [ICRANP-IR] AA to [ICRANP-IR] C, plus (+) or minus (-) signs may be added to the rating symbols to show their relative position within the respective categories. Therefore, [ICRANP-IR] BB+ signifies a slightly higher rating than [ICRANP-IR] BB, whereas [ICRANP-IR] BB- represents a slightly lower rating than [ICRANP-IR] BB.

     

  • “Nepal’s 2022/23 Macroeconomic and Financial Report Released by Central Bank”

    “Nepal’s 2022/23 Macroeconomic and Financial Report Released by Central Bank”


     

    Nepal Rastra Bank has reported that inflation was around 7.74 percent year-on-year. The country’s foreign exchange reserves were at USD 11.74 billion. However, both imports and exports saw declines, with imports dropping by 16.1 percent and exports decreasing by 21.4 percent. This is in contrast to the previous year when imports had increased by 24.7 percent and exports had risen by 41.7 percent.

    In terms of loans, an amount of Rs. 197.06 billion was given out to 145,778 borrowers in mid-July 2023. Among these borrowers, Rs. 135.76 billion was provided to 60,350 individuals involved in commercial agriculture and livestock businesses. Additionally, Rs. 58.38 billion was extended to support 82,718 women entrepreneurs. The remaining Rs. 2.91 billion was allocated to 2,710 borrowers falling under other categories of concessional loans.

     

  • “CBFIN Urges Risk Weightage Reduction and Policy Changes in Nepal’s Financial Sector”

    “CBFIN Urges Risk Weightage Reduction and Policy Changes in Nepal’s Financial Sector”


    In banking and finance, risk weightage is a percentage assigned to assets or loans based on how risky they are. This percentage determines how much capital a bank needs to keep aside as a safety cushion in case of losses. Higher-risk assets get higher risk weightages, meaning more capital needs to be reserved for them. Lower-risk assets get lower risk weightages, requiring less capital. This calculation is vital for assessing a bank’s financial strength, known as the capital adequacy ratio.