The newly appointed Chairman of Securities Board of Nepal (SEBON), Dr. Gopal Prasad Bhatta, has expressed his commitment to make the capital market transparent, reliable, and investor-friendly during a meeting with the Stock Broker Association of Nepal.
A delegation led by Sagar Dhakal, the President of Stock Broker Association of Nepal (SBAN), recently met with the newly appointed SEBON Chairman Dr. Gopal Prasad Bhatta. During the meeting, the association members congratulated the new chairman and wished him a very successful tenure.
SEBON Committed to Market Reforms
Speaking at the program, Dr. Bhatta said that he is fully committed to make Nepal’s capital market more transparent, competitive, and investor-friendly. He mentioned that SEBON will take necessary steps for the development and strengthening of the stock market according to the priorities set by the government’s budget and policies.
Dr. Bhatta also emphasized on the need of coordination between the regulator, stock brokers, listed companies, and normal investors for the sustainable growth of the market. He believes that using modern technology and protecting the rights of investors will help to take the Nepali capital market to a new height.
Support from Stock Brokers
The President of Stock Broker Association, Sagar Dhakal, congratulated Dr. Bhatta and assured him that the association will always support SEBON. He promised that they will continuously provide constructive feedback and help in policy and structural reforms to increase investor confidence.
During the meeting, both parties also discussed about the effective implementation of capital market programs announced in the government budget. They talked about bringing new financial instruments, improving investor education, and expanding technology-friendly services in the market.
The association expressed hope that under Dr. Bhatta’s leadership, SEBON will bring new energy to the market and increase the contribution of the capital market to the country’s economic development.
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