SBAN Urges Investors to Trade with Confidence as Market Reforms Progress

The Stock Brokers Association of Nepal (SBAN) has called on investors to remain confident and trade with restraint, emphasizing that Nepal’s capital market holds a sustainable and promising future.

SBAN President Sagar Dhakal stated that despite recent uncertainty and a declining NEPSE index, the government and regulatory bodies are actively working on market reforms. With the formation of a Capital Market Reform Suggestion Committee and coordinated efforts by Nepal Rastra Bank and the Securities Board of Nepal, several investor demanded changes are already underway.

Dhakal acknowledged the impact of recent Gen-Z led protests and political instability but reassured that the interim government is implementing short, mid, and long term policies aimed at economic stability and market development. He stressed that improving macroeconomic indicators such as interest rates, foreign reserves, inflation control, and liquidity signal an inevitable market recovery.

In this context, SBAN urged investors to protect their assets and continue trading prudently, reaffirming its commitment to long-term market reform in coordination with key stakeholders.