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Purchase and sale of promoter shares less than 2% does not require NRB’s approval (Full Text) 

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. KATHMANDU: Nepal Rastra Bank (NRB) has amended the provisions relating to the sale and purchase of promoter shares of banks and financial institutions. As per the amended provision, promoter investors holding 2 percent or less of the paid-up capital of a licensed institution are not required to inform the Nepal Rastra Bank (NRB) while buying or selling their shares.

According to the circular issued by the Nepal Rastra Bank, the new promoters who buy the promoter shares will have to mandatorily follow the criteria set by the bank and the provisions related to ‘Fit and Proper Test’.TAG_OPEN_div_9 However, promoter shareholders holding more than two percent of the shares will not be allowed to use this facility by diluting their shares to two percent or less.

Prior to this, prior approval of Nepal Rastra Bank was required for the sale and purchase of shares in the name of promoter shareholders.TAG_OPEN_div_7 With the new amendment, the promoters with limited shares will be given ease of trading.

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