Category: Sectoral
IFC Builds Farming Capacity In Nepal
The poultry sector has been growing at a rate of 10 per cent per annum over the last decade.Current waste (ineffi ciency) in the industry is calculated to be USD 32 million, if Nepal’s performance is compared to an achievable international benchmark performance.
The Changing Beer Market Dynamics
From premium and international beer brands to locally brewed Nepali strong beer brands – Nepal’s beer market has seen a tremendous shift in the last couple of years. Industry insiders opine that varied tastes, numerous choices and
Do Nepali Banks Require Additional Capital Injection?
On a recent trip to Chennai, I met an American lady seated next to me. It was a flight of about two hours and hence a
A Walk Through Central Depository System (October 2011)
In a nut shell, Central Depository System (CDS) is an electronic book entry system to record and maintain securities and to register their transfer. In CDS, ownership......
Social Media Adoption By TELECOM Giants In Nepal - NCELL And NTC (September 2011)
As we are moving into the age of online economy, communication channels will play a major role in development of nation’s economy. So, it is very important to understand where......
Credibility Question In Accounting Profession (September 2011)
Over the past decade, increased litigation as well as criticism of auditors has left little room for doubt that auditors are facing a liability and credibility crisis in their profession. The.....
The Future Of E–Tourism In Nepal
Nepal is a popular tourist destination the world over due to its natural beauty, unique culture and living heritage. Top eight travel destinations of 2010 as listed by Lonely Planet are located here.
We Are Long Term Players In Nepal
Sujit Mundul, CEO and Director, Standard Chartered Bank (SCB) Nepal, started his career as a lecturer in Organic Chemistry but switched over to banking as he joined SCB
Business And State: Nepali Capitalist Classes And Their Interests
Before Nepal was declared a republic, there were three major actors in the economic affairs of Nepal: the political parties, the monarchy and the traditional capitalist classes. We won’t be doing any justice to two traditional capitalist classes – the Newars and the Marwaris – if we say that these communities favored the former king during his direct rule.
Mainstreaming Of Trade: A Giant Leap
Widely orchestrated and striking conclusion of the global market with the free trade regime is the Least Developed Countries ( LDCs ) continue to be the losers and developed countries the winners.
