Methods of Corporate Finance in Nepal

An incorporated body is the propeller of contemporary business world. It needs resources to run smoothly. With the capability of the company, it can either borrow capital from investor or attracts share investment or receives bank loan. Ultimately, it wants to maximize the profit and the value of the company. However, the issues like net present value, rate of return, inflation coverage, loan amortization capability, break even analysis, and life-cycle of financial planning are required to analyse well in the process of corporate finance. It is all done through the analysis of financial statement of the organization. It means sustainability in each corporate finance issues have been expected. In Nepal, Corporate finance issues are regulated under the Company Act, 2063 BS (2006 AD), Securities Act, 2063 BS (2007 AD), Banks and Financial Institutions Act, 2073 BS (2017 AD) etc. Office of the Company Registrar, Securities Board of Nepal and other regulators like Nepal Rastra Bank, Central Bank of Nepal, regulate the corporate finance status in Nepal to maintain good governances and to secure public confidences over it.