September 29, 2026

Nepal Finance Committee Calls SEBON & NEPSE for High-Level Share Market Reform Discussion

29th September 2026, Kathmandu

“Discover the latest updates from the 33rd meeting of the Federal Parliament’s Finance Committee in Nepal, where key stakeholders including SEBON, NEPSE, and the Ministry of Finance are convening to discuss capital market transparency, IPO regulations, market reforms, and investor protection.”

The Finance Committee of the House of Representatives under the Federal Parliament of Nepal is set to hold a comprehensive discussion with key stakeholders to make the country’s capital market more organized, transparent, reliable, and investor-friendly.

This high-level meeting comes at a crucial time when ongoing debates surrounding market regulation, transparency, large shareholders’ transactions, public issuances (IPOs), and overall market structure are dominating financial circles.

Key Meeting Details:

Organized By: Finance Committee, House of Representatives

Meeting Number: 33rd Meeting

Date & Time: Wednesday, 14th Ashwin at 8:30 AM

Venue: Committee Hall, Singh Durbar, Kathmandu

Major Agenda Items:

The committee has finalized an agenda focused on critical areas of the financial sector:

Securities Issuance and Listing: Reviewing current IPO and listing procedures.

Market Operation and Regulation: Evaluating the regulatory framework and operational efficiency.

Protection of Investors’ Rights: Safeguarding the interests of retail and institutional investors.

Existing Provisions and Market Reforms: Analyzing current market structures and identifying necessary reforms.

Invited Dignitaries and Stakeholders:

To ensure a holistic review, heads of major regulatory bodies and associations have been invited:

Secretary, Ministry of Finance
Chairman, Securities Board of Nepal (SEBON)
Chief Executive Officer (CEO), Nepal Stock Exchange (NEPSE)
Chief Executive Officer (CEO), CDS and Clearing Limited
President, Stock Broker Association of Nepal
President, Nepal Shareholders Association

The committee aims to gather first-hand insights from these regulatory authorities to implement robust policy measures that enhance market transparency and boost investor confidence. A miscellaneous agenda has also been scheduled for the latter part of the meeting.

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