11th September 2025, Kathmandu
Nabil Investment Banking Limited, a subsidiary of Nabil Bank Limited, has announced the temporary suspension of all its operations. This decision, made in response to prevailing uncertain circumstances, affects all trading and transactions related to the company’s investment products, including the popular Open-Ended Mutual Fund Schemes (SIP) under the Nabil Flexi Cap Fund (NFCF).
NIBL Services Temporarily Suspended
The move is a strategic one, prioritizing operational safety, customer protection, and adherence to regulatory compliance during a period of widespread instability in the financial sector.
Impact on Investors and Services
The temporary closure means that investors in the Nabil Flexi Cap Fund (NFCF) will be unable to carry out any transactions today. This includes key activities such as SIP (Systematic Investment Plan) subscriptions, redemptions or withdrawals, and fund switching between schemes. By suspending these activities, Nabil Investment Banking is taking a cautious approach to mitigate potential risks associated with market volatility and operational constraints. This action is a standard practice in times of crisis to ensure the safety of investor assets and to maintain compliance with financial regulations, thereby preventing any potential losses that could arise from unstable market conditions.
Nabil Investment Banking has a strong commitment to its investors and has assured them that their investments remain secure despite the temporary halt in services. The bank has emphasized that all necessary precautions are being taken to safeguard assets until normal operations can resume. This proactive stance is part of the broader risk management strategy of both Nabil Investment Banking and its parent company, Nabil Bank Limited, which has also implemented limited operating hours at its physical branches.
Communication and Transparency
Recognizing the potential for customer anxiety during this period, Nabil Investment Banking has underscored the importance of transparent and timely communication. The company has encouraged all customers and investors to stay informed by monitoring its official communication channels, which include its official website, customer support hotline, and official email communication. For specific queries or further information, customers can reach the investment banking team at 01-4511604, 4511733, or through its website, nabilinvest.com.np.
The bank has pledged to provide regular updates regarding the reopening of its services. This commitment to timely announcements is crucial, as it allows investors to plan their financial activities effectively and reduces the uncertainty surrounding their investments.
Alignment with Broader Financial Sector Response
Nabil Investment Banking’s decision is in line with the broader response of Nepal’s financial sector to the ongoing national crisis. The Nepal Rastra Bank (NRB) has issued a directive urging all financial institutions to ensure business continuity while prioritizing safety. Similarly, the Nepal Insurance Authority (NIA) has instructed insurance companies to implement work-from-home arrangements, and other major banks like Laxmi Sunrise Bank, Everest Bank, and Global IME Bank have limited their physical operations to a handful of branches. The Nepal Stock Exchange (NEPSE) has also suspended trading multiple times, reflecting the widespread impact of the unrest on the capital market.
By temporarily suspending its operations, Nabil Investment Banking is demonstrating operational prudence and a strong commitment to investor interests. This move not only protects its customers from potential risks but also contributes to the overall stability of the financial ecosystem. The company’s action serves as a reminder that in a volatile environment, a cautious and transparent approach is essential for maintaining trust and confidence in the financial products and services offered to the public.
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