Kathmandu. Nepali Congress lawmaker Binod Chaudhary has said that the promoter shares of the bank have stopped selling even for Rs 40. Speaking at a meeting of the Finance Committee on the bill to amend the Banks and Financial Institutions Act, 2073 (BAFIA), he said promoter shares worth Rs 100 had stopped being sold even after trying to sell it for Rs 40.

“There are no people who buy promoter shares for less than Rs 100. He says, “Another picture is that it clearly shows that investors’ interest in investing towards the bank and the shares of the bank has decreased.” Yesterday, a friend asked me if I was ready to give a share of Rs 100 in the bank for Rs 40. ’

Similarly, the current state of the economy, the state of investment, the liquidity situation with the banks and the situation where the borrowers do not want to take loans are the same.