SEBON Holds First Policy Dialogue with Finance Academics on Capital Market Reforms
Summary
SEBON held its first policy dialogue with finance academics to gather expert input on proposed reforms and new instruments in Nepal’s capital market. The discussion focused on margin lending, intraday trading, securities lending and borrowing, and short selling, along with the need for stronger investor financial literacy and safeguards.
Key Points
- SEBON organized its first-ever policy dialogue with finance academics from various universities at its Lalitpur office.
- The discussion centered on proposed capital market reforms, including margin lending, intraday trading, securities lending and borrowing, and short selling.
- Experts urged stronger financial literacy and safeguards for investors as Nepal introduces more complex market instruments.
- SEBON said it will continue collaborating with academics to shape long-term capital market policy and modernization.
