There are multiple institutional bottlenecks that impede Nepal’s capacity to effectively mobilize savings.
In the context of Nepal, book-building may encourage companies of the real sector, namely manufacturing and tech companies to go public as they are no longer obliged to issue an IPO at a fixed price.
Why has a political and economic transition not resulted in economic empowerment for women?
The National Planning Commission estimated average growth in agriculture, industry, and services sectors to be 5.4%, 14.6%, and 9.9%, respectively.
Effective and consistent implementation of monetary policy remains pivotal to revive the Nepali economy and to maintain overall economic as well as financial stability.
84.6 percent of Nepal’s labor force are in informal employment.