News Nepal Investment: Can Nepal Attract a Foreign Investment Windfall?
Nepal has concluded a mega event – Investment Summit 2019 – by securing investment commitments worth around $17.5 billion from both domestic and foreign investors. However, it’s an open question if ...
News Nepal Investment: Investing in Nepal in 2026: A Practical Guide for Indian Businesses & Their Advisors
A practical guide for Indian investors in Nepal covering FDI opportunities, FITTA, FEMA, taxation, repatriation, risks and compliance.
News Nepal Investment: Two experts on Nepal’s investment climate
Last week, Nepali investment professionals formally launched the Association of Investment Professionals Nepal (AIPN), a non-profit billed as a Chartered Financial Analyst Society in formation.
News Nepal Investment: Nepal looks at alternative investments
In the run-up to the third Nepal Investment Summit this weekend, there have been seminars, conferences and workshops where the discourse has revolved around the economy and the investment climate. The ...
News Nepal Investment: President Paudel urges Japanese business community to invest in Nepal
President Ramchandra Paudel has called on the Japanese business community to explore investment opportunities in Nepal. He reminded that the Government of Nepal is committed to providing all possible supports to Japanese investors, according to the President’s Secretariat.
News Nepal Investment: Nepal youths arrested for investment fraud
The Delhi Police has arrested four Nepal nationals for allegedly committing theft during night hours in Delhi's Sadar Bazaar area. The accused have been identified as Paras (24), Deepak (26), Shanker ...
News Nepal Investment: Taking Nepal forward with MCC
In a situation where we seek enhanced international investment, a big question that also arises is - is it in our favor to lose the USD 500 million grant from the Millennium Challenge Corporation (MCC ...
News Nepal Investment: Nepal Begins Hydropower Export to India
The Himalayan country needs Chinese investment and the Indian market to tap the full potential of its hydropower sector. Can Nepal walk the fine line?
