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Is cryptocurrency Legal: Recently central Bank has published a notice to clarify whether the cryptocurrency is Legal or not.  Read this blog for more detail. Table of content what is cryptocurrency? Is cryptocurrency Legal in Nepal? conclusion what is cryptocurrency? In simple words, crypto means secret and currency means mode/medium of purchase of goods and services. It is a digital currency in which transactions are verified and records maintained by a decentralized system using cryptography rather than by a centralized authority. we can simply say it as a digital form of cash. There is no physical coin or bill unless you use a service that allows you to cash in cryptocurrency for a physical token. Bitcoin is one of the examples of a popular cryptocurrency. There is a very high risk and high return in cryptocurrency. It is a highly volatile (Almost there is a 30% fluctuation in the price of bitcoin in a day) market. there are both advantages and disadvantages of cryptocurrency. s...

  Top bank of Nepal : Is it right to invest in the Bank having high book value per share . In this blog, you will know about the top bank of Nepal having a high Net worth per share . Table of content Top 10 bank of Nepal based on book value per share Conclusion Top 10 bank of Nepal based on  Book Value  per share 1. NBL According to the annual report for the period ended 2077/78, NBL is the number one bank of Nepal based on book value per share . The book value of the bank is  263.89 per share in the current year. 2. NABIL According to the annual report for the period ended 2077/78, NABIL is the top second bank of Nepal based on book value per share . The book value of the bank is  240.73 per  share  in the current year. 3. ADBL According to the annual report for the period ended 2077/78, ADBL is the top third bank of Nepal based on book value per share . The book value of the bank is  238.55 per share  in the current year. 4. EBL Accordin...

Top 5 Banks of Nepal in terms of EPS : what is EPS? : In this blog, you will know about the top bank of Nepal based on EPS. Table of content Top 5 Banks based on Earning per shares Conclusion What is Earning per share? Earning per share  is calculated by dividing net profit after tax by several outstanding shares. it indicates how much money is earned by one stock. earning per share is a figure describing a company's profit per outstanding share of stock, calculated on a quarterly or annual basis. Top 5 Banks based on Earning per shares 1. NABIL According to the Annual report for the period ended 2077/78, Nabil Bank is the number one bank based on earnings per share. Nabil bank has 32.54 earnings per share in the current year. 2.  ADBL According to the Annual report for the period ended 2077/78, ADBL is the top second bank based on earnings per share. ADBL has 30.65 earnings per share in the current year. 3 . NICA According to the Annual report for the period ended 2077/78, ...

Top 5 banks in terms of the reserve . In this blog, you will learn about the TOP 5 banks in terms of the reserve for the year ended 2077/78. Table of content Top 5 banks based on reserve Conclusion Top 5 Bank based on reserve 1. NBL According to the report of the financial year ended 2077/78, NBL is the topmost bank in the case of the reserve. NBL has 15,14,83,58,564 reserve up to the current year.  2. NABIL  According to the report of the financial year ended 2077/78, NABIL bank is the top second bank in the case of the reserve. NABIL bank  has 15,02,27,28,000 reserve up to the current year. 3. NIB  According to the report of the financial year ended 2077/78, NIB is the top third bank in the case of the reserve. NIB has 14,24,88,90,000 reserve up to the current year. 4.ADD According to the report of the financial year ended 2077/78, ADBL has secured the fourth position in the case of the reserve. ADBL has 11,61,85,07,564 reserve up to the current year. 5. ...

 What are shares ? what are types of shares and their important features are discussed in this blog? Table of content Meaning of shares Types of shares Meaning of shares A share is the smallest unit into which the share capital of a company is divided Total capital of the company is divided into several small individual units of a fixed amount and each such unit is called a share. The liability of a holder of shares (called shareholder) is limited to the issue price of shares acquired by him. Until the company goes into liquidation, the company shall not be entitled to return the money obtained from the shareholder by subscribing the shares as the amount so invested by the shareholder in the company is the property of the company itself. There are various rights of shareholders such as the appointment of director, attending and voting in Annual general meeting (AGM).              Types of shares Generally, there are two types of shares which are...

  Bank with highest paid-up capital : should I invest in the bank listed below. In this blog, you will learn whether to invest or not in the bank having the highest capital. Table of content Top 10 Bank of Nepal based on paid-up capita l Conclusion Top 10 Bank of Nepal based on paid-up capital 1. GBIME According to the report of the financial year ended 2077/78, GBIME  is the number one bank of Nepal based on paid-up capital. BANK   has paid-up capital of 21,63,25,03,000 up to the financial year ended 2077/78. 2.  NMB  According to the report of the financial year ended 2077/78, NMB bank secured the second position based on paid-up capital.  BANK   has paid-up capital of 16,32,59,61,000 up to the financial year ended 2077/78. 3. NIB According to the report of the financial year ended 2077/78, NIB bank secured the third position based on paid-up capital.  BANK   has paid-up capital of 16,25,73,30,000  up to the financial yea...

    Invest in the Top bank of Nepal: Read this blog to know about  the top 10 banks of Nepal based on Dividend capacity. Table of content Top 10 Bank of Nepal based on Dividend capacity Conclusion Top 10 Bank of Nepal based on Dividend capacity NABIL BANK  A ccording to the report of the financial year ended 2077/78, Nabil bank is the topmost bank based on dividend capacity. The Bank can distribute around 29.94% bonus/stock dividend to its shareholder from the current year. since Bank has enough reserve and observing the dividend history, the board of directors may propose more than 30% bonus dividend to its shareholder. 2. NEPAL BANK LIMITED (NBL) According to the financial year ended 2077/78, Nepal bank is the second topmost bank based on dividend capacity. The Bank can distribute around 27.67% bonus dividend to its shareholder from the current year.  3. EVEREST BANK LIMITED (EBL) According to the financial year ended 2077/78, Everest bank is the third bank...

  Do you want to open broker company in Nepal: only in 5 minute , learn the procedure to open the broker company in Nepal in this blog. Table of content How to open the securities brokerage company? Circumstances of Refusal How to open the Securities  brokerage company? At first you have to incorporate the body corporate ( public company) registered under section 3,4 and 5  of the companies act with objectives of securities business . After that you have to apply with fees and following documents to SEBON : Memorandum of association, Articles of association and Registration certificate of the  company. Documents proving minimum paid up capital of 2 crore. Details of Infrastructure Commitment that investor interest shall be protected  feasibility study report along with types of securities business to be conducted 3 years business plan with projected financial copy of board resolution to start securities business Details of board of director, substantial shareho...

How to do management Analysis of the company before investing in stocks : best and effective ways of doing management analysis  of the company are discussed in this blog. grab an opportunity to uplift your financial knowledge by reading this blog. Table of content What is Management Analysis? How to do Management Analysis? conclusion What is Management Analysis? Management analysis refers to the process of analyzing and interpreting the top-level management of the company and the systematic examination of decisions and actions taken by the management. It is one of the most important qualitative fundamental aspects that every investor must do before buying the shares of any company. Let's understand with examples suppose you purchase a very expensive helicopter, but if the pilot doesn't know how to drive well, your helicopter is going to crash eventually, putting you at risk. similarly, bad and poor management and promoters put your investment at risk. once warren buffet says...

What is Insider Trading: Is Insider Trading Illegal in Nepal : In this blog, you will learn about the provision relating to insider trading in Nepal and punishment for the offence of insider trading. Table of content What is insider trading? Persons likely to be involved in Insider Trading Some examples of Insider Trading which may be legal Some examples of Insider Trading which are Illegal Is Insider trading Illegal in Nepal? Punishment for the offence of Insider Trading Conclusion What is insider trading? If any person deals in securities by himself or causes to deal in securities based on insider, unpublished and price-sensitive information . then, he shall be deemed to have been committed an offence of insider trading. If any person obtains such information , he/she shall either disclose it or do not enter into a transaction based on it. Persons likely to be involved in Insider Trading Director employee shareholder CEO/MD Auditor Employee of SEBON , stock exchange, Broker  E...

What are the factors affecting the share market : In this blog, you will learn about Qualitative factors affecting  the market price of the shares. What is Qualitative Analysis? Qualitative Analysis  uses subjective judgment to analyze a company's value or prospectus based on nonquantifiable expression, industry cycle, the strength of research and development, and labor relations. Table of content 1) GDP 2) Inflation 3) Monetary Policy 4) Fiscal Policy 5) Interest Rates 6) Budget 7) Economic and political stability 8) Infrastructure 9) Monsoon 10) Balance of Payment 11) Conclusion GDP GDP is the final monetary value of the goods and services produced within the country during a specified period, normally a year. In simple terms, GDP is the measure of the country's economic output in a year. Growth rate of GDP indicates the growth rate of the economy.  Inflation Inflation is an increase in the price of goods and services in the economy. In another word, Inflation is a decr...

 Everything about IPO: upcoming IPO in Nepal . visit this blog to grab an opportunity to excel your financial Knowledge  and keep updating yourself. Table of content General concept about IPO and FPO What is the difference between IPO and FPO? How can I buy IPO shares in Nepal? Which IPO coming soon in Nepal? Top 5 best websites for investors in Nepal General concept about IPO and FPO   1) The most convenient way for a company to raise capital is to issue shares and make the company a public company. 2) For a company to establish itself or run, it requires funds. 3) Even companies that are established require money to continue with their ongoing process. 4) IPO, also known as an initial public offering, is a way to raise funds by listing the company on the share market. In IPO, the company is listed for the first time via an institution, which would then allow the general public to purchase  shares of the company. 5) The company provides ownership of the ...

  How to earn money online from the share market: one of the best ways of earning money online in Nepal from  the share market is enlisted in this blog. Following are the steps to earn money from the share market: Table of content Introduction what is the primary market? How to enter into the primary market? what is the secondary market? How to enter into the secondary market? conclusion Introduction In today's world, money is one of the most popular tools for each and every people. one of the best platforms to earn money is the share market. most of the Billionaires of the world are made by the share market like warren buffet from America, Rakesh Jhunjhunwala from India, Binod Chaudhary, and Nirmal  Pradhan from Nepal. Various examples have earned both name and fame from the share market. If you also want to be the next Billionaire then it would be the best platform to create wealth. you can immediately enter into the share market with a minimum investment of one thou...