Kathmandu. Issuing an affidavit today, the Nepali Congress has pledged to implement a state-of-the-art surveillance system to prevent insider trading and unnatural manipulation in the share market.

Similarly, the ‘Investor Protection Fund’ will be made effective for the benefit of small investors.

It is mentioned that a separate SME platform will be developed for small and medium enterprises to enable them to raise capital from the market.

Similarly, the Securities Board of Nepal (SEBON) will be made fully autonomous and the Securities Board of India (SEBON) will be made fully autonomous and the system will be made world-class by reforming the structure of NEPSE and CDSC.

There is a plan to expand the stock market across the country by including stock market and financial management education in the curriculum from the school level.

The bill also proposes to provide concessional loans to the disadvantaged families to purchase 10 percent preference shares of hydropower companies for the project-affected locals.

Provision for purchase of such shares and financial concessions to Nepali citizen workers involved in the construction of the project

There is a plan to provide.

Nepalis, Non-Resident Nepalis and the general public in foreign employment will be easily connected to the capital market through a mobile app.