These Three Merchant Bank Urges Investors to Pay Annual Demat Fee by the End of Asadh
Thu, Jun 9, 2022 10:37 AM on Latest, Stock Market,
NIBL Ace Capital Limited (NIBLACE) has urged their customers to renew their Demat account by paying the annual fee of Rs. 100.
The institution has kept Asadh 31 as the last date to pay this renewal fee. The institutions will freeze Demat accounts on Shrawan 01 of investors who fail to pay the annual fee within the specified date. The investors can visit nearest branches of the Nepal Investment Bank Limited or NIBL Ace Capital Limited, Durbarmarg for payment details. The beneficiary name and account number should be clearly mentioned while paying. The bank details are as follows:
Account name: NIBL Ace Capital Limited
Account number: 00101010312196
Investors can pay via online payment portals like eSewa, Khalti, Connect IPS, Prabhu Pay and Thaili Wallet.
Additionally, the institution has requested Mero Share users to renew their Mero Share accounts within a year of account activation to avoid default Mero Share deactivation if they haven't done so.
Similarly, Global IME Capital Limited (GBIMEL) has also urged their customers to renew their Demat account by paying Rs. 100 annual fee by the end of Ashadh.
The institutions will freeze Demat accounts of investors who fail to pay the annual fee by Ashadh 31. The investors can visit nearest branches of Global IME Bank Limited for payment details. The beneficiary name and account number should be clearly mentioned while paying. The bank details are as follows:
Account Number: 0101010007344
Account Name: Global IME Capital Ltd.
Name of the bank holding the account: Global IME Bank Ltd.
Location: Kantipath, Kathmandu
Also, the institution has requested Mero Share users to renew their Mero Share accounts within a year of account activation to avoid default Mero Share deactivation if they haven't done so. The annual fee for Mero share renewal is Rs. 50.
Likewise, Garima Capital Limited (GCL) has also urged their customers to renew their Demat account by paying the annual fee of Rs. 100.
The institution has kept Asadh 31 as the last date to pay this renewal fee. Investors can directly pay the capital market at their respective offices or via the nearest branch of respectively associated banks. The institutions will freeze Demat accounts of investors who fail to pay the annual fee within the specified date.
Investors can also pay via online payment portals like IME Pay, eSewa, Khalti, Connect IPS, and Prabhu Pay or can visit the nearest branches of Garima Bank Limited fro payment details.
Additionally, the institution has requested Mero Share users to renew their Mero Share accounts within a year of account activation to avoid default Mero Share deactivation if they haven't done so.
