Rajendra Man Shakya, Chief Executive Officer of CMB Finance Limited, a versatile and reputed professional in the financial sector of Nepal, spoke to Nepal Business Times regarding the economic scenario, financial and banking sector of Nepal and the progress achieved by CMB over the years. Excerpts: Read More
Shekhar Raj Bastakoti
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NEPSE gained a more 0.35 points
Nepal Stock Exchange (Nepse) index on Tuesday gained a mere 0.35 points to end at 462 points.
The benchmark index had moved in the negative territory on both Sunday and Monday.
Of the five groups that participated in the today's trading, three saw loss in their respective sub-indices.
The Hydropower group led the downturn spree as it shed 5.48 points to close the day at 776.05 point.
Similarly, insurance and finance groups saw their sub-indices declining by 4.91 points and 0.87 points to close the day at 520.33 points and 391.88 points respectively.
However, the groups of commercial banks and development banks, key players in the secondary market, inclined by of 0.99 points and 0.15 points to end at 435.22 points and 474.78 points respectively.
A total of 71,045 units of shares and 65 scrips worth Rs 26,578,156 changed hands through 715 transactions on Tuesday.
Total market capitalisation - total worth of listed shares in the secondary market - was recorded at Rs 364,468.64 million.
Midas CAN SofTech 2010 terminates Midas CAN SofTech 2010 terminated on Saturday, recording a turnout of 50,000 visitors in four days. The event, which was organized at DECC Hall at United World Trade Center, Tripureshwar, drew nearly 20,000 visitors on the last day.
Computer Association of Nepal (CAN) officials told that they were satisfied by the Read More
Capital market continues to go downward Nepal Stock Exchange (Nepse) index lost 3.81 points to close at 432.74 points on Sunday-the opening day of weekly share transaction. Of the eight groups that participated in today's trading, the sub-indices of six groups except that of manufacturing and processing and hydropower groups moved in red zone.
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Police indifference hitches arrest of land crooks Police have acted slowly in nabbing notorious land dealers, who attempted to take control of 23 public and private housing Read More
Rajendra Man Shakya, Chief Executive Officer of CMB Finance Limited, a versatile and reputed professional in the financial sector of Nepal, spoke to Nepal Business Times regarding the economic scenario, financial and banking sector of Nepal and the progress achieved by CMB over the years. Excerpts: 
Shekhar Raj Bastakoti
