13th February 2025, Kathmandu
The Nepal Securities Board and Tribhuvan University’s Department of Management have signed a cooperation agreement to work together on capital market-related projects.
Nepal Capital Market Development
The agreement was formalized on Wednesday with signatures from the Nepal Securities Board and the head of TU’s Department of Management, Professor Bhavanishankar Acharya.
Focus Areas of Collaboration
The agreement outlines key focus areas including research, curriculum development, and training programs for students and professionals. It aims to enhance financial literacy, provide investment training, and build professional capacity in capital market-related sectors.
Both institutions will join forces to design and implement courses that increase awareness about investment and financial literacy. They will also create programs to improve the knowledge and skills of Nepal Securities Board employees.
Training and Research Opportunities
The Nepal Securities Board will work with TU’s Department of Management to research capital markets and commodity exchanges. They will study market development and create courses focused on financial literacy. The Nepal Securities Board will also offer training to students, especially those pursuing management studies related to capital markets.
Students enrolled in the Department of Management will benefit from specialized training and workshops aimed at improving their understanding of the financial system and capital markets. These programs will prepare them for careers in the securities sector.
Capacity Building for Professionals
In addition to student-focused initiatives, the agreement includes plans to improve the capabilities of Nepal Securities Board employees. TU’s Department of Management will organize training sessions and interactive programs to enhance the professionalism of Nepal Securities Board staff. These initiatives are designed to keep the board’s employees updated on the latest industry trends and practices.
This collaboration will allow the Nepal Securities Board to work closely with TU in providing a skilled workforce for Nepal’s financial and securities sectors. Together, they will focus on building capacity across various professional levels.
Long-Term Goals and Benefits
The partnership aims to benefit both the educational and professional sectors. Students will have access to practical knowledge of the capital markets, while Nepal Securities Board employees will gain advanced skills and understanding to contribute to the development of Nepal’s financial markets.
By fostering strong ties between an academic institution and a government agency, this agreement will help ensure that both students and professionals are equipped to tackle challenges in the financial sector. Ultimately, this collaboration will support the growth of Nepal’s capital markets and strengthen the financial system.
Conclusion
The agreement between the Nepal Securities Board and Tribhuvan University’s Department of Management marks an important step in creating a more knowledgeable and skilled workforce for the capital markets. With joint efforts in training, research, and professional development, this partnership is expected to drive growth in Nepal’s financial industry.
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